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Question: Do they actually clean without chemicals? My idea of clean is kill bacteria and germs, not just lift dust and dirt. If so, how?
Document: Microfiber is made from strands/threads that can be 100th the diameter of a human hair. They have a positive charge that actually attracts dust and dirt particles. The fine threads are ultra absorbent and hold 7 times their own weight in fluids. Despite their amazing softness, the tiny, thin fibers shred dirt off surfaces so effectively that they often eliminate the need for any toxic cleaning chemicals. Around the house they're great for cleaning glass without ammonia, granite countertops without chemicals, or messy sprays to clean wood surfaces. I have been using these for several years in cleaning, waxing, polishing and detailing my car without the worry of micro scratches and swirls on the paint.
I love microfiber cloths. They clean well without chemicals, are absorbent and don't scratch. They do lose some effectiveness if placed in the drier, so it is great to get a pack of 24. Not fond of the yellow color, but they outclean any towel, old fashioned diaper or sponge, so I can overlook the color. In addition to conventional surfaces I have used it on the Reishi mushroom in my clinic and on my African art collection. It picks up dust well, yet can cover the Swifter mop.
I really thought it would never be clean and unstained again. I was wrong. It came out of the laundry looking like new.I also use the cloths now for virtually the entire bathroom. Quick and easy.Good for dusting, too. Just wet it, squeeze it very dry, and dust.It will not get the baked on gook off the oven -- you know, the stuff you have to use oven cleaner for. But just about anything else, no problem.I love being able to clean without buying expensive and nasty chemicals that may harm the environment.I used to, because of allergies, have to use gloves while cleaning.
My fiance loves using paper towels and we go through them super fast. Since I bought these cloth, we saved a lot on paper towels, money and environment. I use these for washing the dishes too since they pull out the dirt easier than the regular sponge (i have stove top glass pots) I use these cloth for everything including wiping my dog down before he gets back into the house. This cuts down the frequency of washing the dog and he actually enjoys being rubbed down with the clothes. They pick up dust and dirt really well too.
Very good feel and still great out of the wash. They are not abrasive enough to scrub hard to clean surfaces, but because of their softness they work well on delicate items like glasses and plexiglass. They work very well for cleaning fingerprints from glossy wood surfaces.I have also used these with some very corrosive chemicals cleaning metal products and they hold up very well without shredding like others I have tried.
Super-absorbentDoesn't leave fibers behindNo streaks on mirrorsI was actually excited to clean when I got these! The excitement didn't last long because, well, I was still cleaning...which is not fun for me. But it's great to have cleaning cloths that get the job done without having to follow up with paper towels. I was particularly impressed with the job it did on my mirrors. Definitely worth it!
I really like these microfiber clothes because they allow me to dust and clean without having to worry about how much money I'm wasting on paper towels and the effect those towels have on the environment. They were soft and sturdy and I would definitely recommend them to others.
I love these cloths in that they make cleaning mirrors and anything, even stove tops a snap...mirrors and windows without having to use any chemicals...just water!
These cloths are great! They can be used without any cleaner at all, and they did a great job of cleaning my computer and keyboards, tv screens, and bathroom mirrors. All without chemicals, or even water.I tried them wet, and they worked fine at cleaning the kitchen counters, but to me they seem like they work better dry.
The pile is dense but not very tall which, while may be a detracting attribute for some, is actually something I like. They don't &#34;grab hold&#34; of items like leaves, pieces of wood, or any stray debris. They're also a medium weight - similar to a washcloth. I feel confident I can use these without fear of scratching my car.The labels on them are annoying but the cloths are well-made enough that you can rip them off without tearing the edges.
Answer: ...is this really a serious question?