Reusable silicone cleaning gloves for getting into awkward areas of your bike.
Muc-Off Deep Scrubber Gloves turn your hands into flexible bike-cleaning tools, making it easier to work around frames, wheels and components where a conventional brush can sometimes be awkward. Flexible silicone bristles across the palms and fingers help loosen dirt and grime while giving you direct control over where you're cleaning.
Made from durable, waterproof silicone, the gloves can be washed and reused after each clean. Their flexibility makes them particularly useful for working around complex frame shapes, wheel spokes and other areas where being able to clean with your fingers is an advantage.
Key Features
- Durable, high-strength silicone construction
- Flexible cleaning bristles across the palms and fingers
- Makes it easier to clean awkward and hard-to-reach areas
- Gentle enough for use on delicate bike surfaces when used correctly
- Waterproof and reusable
- Anti-slip internal surface helps keep the gloves secure
- Allows direct hand control while scrubbing
- Suitable for bicycles, motorcycles, cars and powersports equipment
- Available in Small, Medium and Large
- Dishwasher-safe for easier cleaning
- Heat-resistant up to 230°C
Sizing & Care
Available in Medium, Large and XL. The Deep Scrubber Gloves have a slightly smaller fit, so Muc-Off recommends choosing the next size up if you’re unsure.
Wash with warm water after use or place them in the dishwasher. The silicone construction is heat-resistant up to 230°C, but avoid exposing the gloves to temperatures above this.
Why Choose Muc-Off Deep Scrubber Gloves?
Traditional brushes are still useful for many cleaning jobs, but there are parts of a bike where your hands can reach more easily than a brush. Deep Scrubber Gloves let you use your fingers to work around components and contours while the silicone bristles do the scrubbing.
How to Use
Wet the bike and apply your chosen bike cleaner. Put on the Deep Scrubber Gloves and work the silicone bristles over the areas that need cleaning, using your fingers to reach around components and into tighter spaces.
Rinse the bike thoroughly when finished, then rinse the gloves with clean water and allow them to dry before storage.
Our Thoughts
These aren't necessarily a replacement for a good set of bike-cleaning brushes – they're useful alongside them. We'd still reach for a dedicated brush for the cassette and other heavily contaminated drivetrain areas, but the gloves are excellent for frames, wheels and awkward shapes where you naturally want to use your hands.
They're particularly handy on full-suspension mountain bikes and e-bikes, where there are plenty of linkages, frame contours and tight areas to clean around.
Please Note
Rinse away loose grit before scrubbing to reduce the risk of scratching painted or polished surfaces. Avoid transferring heavy drivetrain grease onto cleaner areas of the bike.
