On this week’s episode of ‘guitar accent or kitchen utensil’, we’ve got a brand new guitar sprucing mitt from D’Addario that wouldn’t look misplaced amongst your most interesting assortment of oven gloves.

As a guitarist, you’ll know the mud and different muck that may accumulate in your guitar with reasonable to heavy use. And positive, a standard material is normally sufficient to tidy up your instrument, however if you happen to’re something like us, you’ll have wished your entire life for a mitt you could possibly put on to do the job as a substitute.

The Micro-Fiber Sprucing Mitt is a reusable, chemical-free cleansing software you possibly can put on in your hand to take away mud, grime, oils and smudges out of your guitar.

Made utilizing ultra-fine microscopic fibres, the mitt is designed to provide guitarists “most management” when cleansing laborious to succeed in areas like below strings, round {hardware} and tuning pegs, or inside cutaways. It may also be used to wipe down strings to increase their lifespan and protect tone.

In fact, it’s primarily only a cleansing material within the type of a glove, so may also be used to wipe down different devices together with keyboards and even drum kits.

And one of the best half? It’s each reusable and machine cleanable, so you possibly can say goodbye to filthy guitars for good.

We’d advocate, maybe, preserving the Micro-Fibre Sprucing Mitt away out of your oven glove assortment, as a mixup might find yourself proving painful…

The Micro-Fiber Sprucing Mitt is on the market now, priced at simply $7.99.

For extra info, head to D’Addario.

Sam is the Affiliate Information Editor for Guitar.com and MusicTech. Totally immersed in music tradition for almost all of his life, Sam has performed guitar for 20 years, studied music know-how and manufacturing at college, and likewise written for the likes of Guitar World, Whole Guitar, Metallic Hammer and MusicRadar.