CAP'N MITT ON A STICK

Boats, RVs, tall trucks, and SUVs all share the same problem: there are surfaces you simply can't reach comfortably with a standard wash mitt. The Cap'n Mitt on a Stick solves that with an extendable handle that puts a plush microfiber wash head exactly where you need it — on the roof of a lifted truck, across the hull of a boat, or over the top of a full-size van — without a ladder, without straining, and without scratching.

At Chicago Jax Wax, we especially love this tool for our marine customers. Washing a boat hull from the dock is a workout without the right tool. With the Cap'n Mitt on a Stick, you can cover large surfaces quickly, safely, and with the same scratch-free microfiber quality you'd expect from any Jax Wax wash tool.

Who It's Built For

• Boat owners — reach across hulls, decks, and topsides without climbing or stretching dangerously
• Truck and SUV owners — clean roofs, hoods, and rear hatches without a step stool
• RV and van owners — cover large, tall surfaces efficiently without a ladder
• Anyone who wants a faster wash — the extended reach covers more surface area per pass

Key Features

• Extendable handle — reaches surfaces that are impossible to clean safely with a standard mitt
• Plush microfiber wash head — same scratch-safe, high-suds microfiber quality as the Jax Wax Wash Mitt
• Lightweight and easy to maneuver — comfortable to use even at full extension
• Rinses clean — the microfiber head releases dirt easily and can be machine washed

How to Use

1. Extend the handle to the desired length and lock in place
2. Soak the microfiber head in your soapy wash bucket
3. Apply to the vehicle or boat surface using overlapping strokes
4. Rinse the head frequently in your wash bucket and rub across a Grit Guard to release trapped dirt
5. Rinse the surface thoroughly when done

Pro tip: Use the Cap'n Mitt on a Stick for the roof and upper panels first, then switch to a standard mitt for the lower panels. This keeps the heaviest contamination — which settles at the bottom — away from your upper paint surfaces.