Five cloths, five different jobs. Here's a simple guide to help you pick the right one — or build the right combination for your home and car.
The short answer, in one sentence:
Match the cloth to the surface: the XXL for big glass and showers, the LITE for mirrors and benchtops, the Mini for taps and tight spots, the Glove for detailing, and the Mammoth for drying the car.
The full range, at a glance:
1. KoalaCloth Mini (20x20cm). The precision cloth. Perfect for taps, phone and TV screens, jewellery and tight corners — and the ideal damp cloth in the two-cloth method.
2. KoalaCloth LITE (40x30cm). The everyday all-rounder. Sized for vanity mirrors, kitchen benchtops, appliances and quick daily wipe-downs.
3. KoalaCloth XXL (60x40cm). The workhorse. Big enough to cover shower glass, windows and sliding doors in fewer passes — and the dry finishing cloth that leaves everything streak-free.
4. KoalaGlove. A cloth you wear. Ideal for wheels, grilles, shutters and anything with awkward shapes where a flat cloth can't reach.
5. Koala Mammoth (90x60cm). The heavy-duty 1300 GSM towel. Built to dry an entire car in one pass — also great for boats, caravans and outdoor furniture.
Not sure? Start here.
Most people start with the XXL — it handles the most common jobs (shower, windows, mirrors) on its own. Add a Mini or LITE and you unlock the two-cloth method: one damp to lift the dirt, one dry to finish streak-free. Car owners: the Mammoth + Glove combo covers washing, detailing and drying end to end.

Common Questions
Q1) Can't I just use the XXL for everything?
You can, and many people do. But a saturated XXL is heavy and harder to wring out — that's when streaks appear. Pairing it with a smaller cloth keeps one dry at all times, which is what gives you the streak-free finish.
Q2) Which combination do most customers choose?
The XXL multi-pack is our most popular — one per bathroom, one for windows, one for the kitchen. Those who want the complete system go for a bundle with the XXL, LITE and Mini together.
Q3) Is the Mammoth just a bigger XXL?
No — it's a different cloth entirely. At 1300 GSM it's more than twice as dense, built to hold huge amounts of water for drying cars and large surfaces. For household glass and showers, the XXL is the better tool.
Q4) Are they all cared for the same way?
Yes — rinse after use, machine wash at 40°C max, no fabric softener, no bleach, no tumble dryer. Every cloth in the range is built to last 300+ washes.
