Professional Tunnel Cleaning Equipment
Clean Mitters in Minutes, Not Hours.
The Mitter Soaker connects to a compatible pressure washer and helps operators clean a full set of hanging tunnel mitters in approximately 15–20 minutes—without removing them and without relying on cleaning chemicals.
Actual cleaning time varies by tunnel layout, buildup, pressure washer, and operating method.
- Fully assembled
- Water only
- Quick-connect setup
- United States shipping
Product photography coming soon
Final production imagery will be added before launch.
15–20 Minutes
Designed to clean a full tunnel set.
Water Only
No cleaning chemicals required.
Ready to Use
Arrives fully assembled.
Purpose-Built Material
Carbon-fiber-reinforced nylon body.
The problem
Hours of manual cleaning should not be normal.
Cleaning tunnel mitters by hand can consume valuable maintenance time. Operators work through the set one section at a time, often from awkward angles, while trying to achieve consistent coverage. The job gets done—but it takes too long.
Illustrative comparison based on the design target. Actual cleaning time varies by tunnel layout, buildup, pressure washer, and operating method.
The solution
A tool made specifically for the job.
The Mitter Soaker was developed around the way tunnel mitters are actually installed and maintained. It uses pressure-washer flow to help clean the mitters while they remain in place, reducing the time and labor required for a routine tunnel task.
- Mitters remain installed
- More consistent coverage
- No powered components
- No chemical mixing
How it works
Connect. Position. Clean.
- 01
Connect the pressure washer
Attach the approved quick-connect fitting and confirm the connection is secure.
- 02
Position the Mitter Soaker
Place the tool around the hanging mitter as shown in the quick-start guide.
- 03
Work through the tunnel set
Use controlled passes to clean the installed mitters with water.
Pressure-washer equipment requires safe handling. Read the safety guidance before first use.
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Mitter Soaker
$149.99
A purpose-built pressure-washer tool designed to help clean installed tunnel mitters in approximately 15–20 minutes using water alone.
Bulk pricing is available for multi-site and high-quantity orders.
Carbon-fiber-reinforced nylon — representative texture
Construction
Specialized construction for a specialized task.
The Mitter Soaker body is additively manufactured from engineering-grade carbon-fiber-reinforced nylon and assembled with metal fittings. This manufacturing approach supports the purpose-built internal geometry required for a specialized tunnel-maintenance tool.
Each unit is assembled and inspected before shipment.
Tunnel Mend Systems
Built for the maintenance problems most people overlook.
Tunnel Mend Systems creates purpose-built cleaning equipment for commercial car wash tunnels. We focus on repetitive jobs that cost operators time and labor, then develop practical tools designed around the tunnel environment.
Product line
The first of more practical tunnel solutions.
Mitter Soaker
Coming Soon
More tunnel-cleaning systems in development
FAQ
Questions operators ask
No. The Mitter Soaker is designed to be used while the mitters remain installed in the tunnel.
No. It is designed to clean using water alone.
The Mitter Soaker is intended for compatible pressure washers using the approved quick-connect setup. Because pressure-washer fittings and tunnel configurations vary, review the current compatibility specifications or contact Tunnel Mend Systems before ordering.
One assembled Mitter Soaker, one quick-start guide, and one Tunnel Mend Systems sticker.
The main body is additively manufactured from engineering-grade carbon-fiber-reinforced nylon and assembled with metal fittings. This process supports the specialized internal geometry and low-volume production required for the tool.
Yes. Bulk pricing may be available for larger orders and multi-location operators. Available tiers will be shown on the product page or provided by the sales team.
Spend less time cleaning mitters by hand.
Add a purpose-built tool to your tunnel-maintenance process.