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Fibre King Microfibre Cloths - Grey - 36 Pack

Fibre King Microfibre Cloths - Grey - 36 Pack

FibreKing Silver Label Microfibre Cloths are premium, high-performance cleaning cloths crafted to ...

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The Fibre King Silver Label Microfibre Cloths are ideal for vehicle detailing, workshop use, and household cleaning. They excel at lifting and trapping dirt, dust, grease, and moisture for streak-free results. A potential caveat is that some color bleed may occur on the first wash, so washing separately is recommended. This 36-pack of grey cloths features advanced microfibre weave technology for effective, scratch-free cleaning on various surfaces.

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Model Part NumberFK-SLMCRFBR-GR-36
BrandFibre King

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FAQs

How often should I wash these microfibre cloths?

Wash them after each significant use, especially if they have come into contact with grease, oil, or heavy dirt. For light dusting, they can be reused a few times before washing.

Can I use these cloths on car paint?

Yes, these cloths are designed to be safe on sensitive surfaces and are ideal for automotive paintwork, providing a scratch-free clean.

What is the best way to dry the cloths?

For best results and longevity, hang them to air dry or tumble dry on the lowest, coolest setting. Avoid high heat, as it can damage the microfibres.

Why should I avoid fabric softener?

Fabric softener coats the microfibres, reducing their absorbency and cleaning ability. It can also leave residue that causes streaking.

Can these cloths be used with cleaning chemicals?

Yes, they are effective when used wet or dry, with or without cleaning chemicals. Always test cleaning products on a small area first.

What does GSM mean?

GSM stands for 'Grams per Square Meter', which is a measure of the cloth's density and thickness. A higher GSM generally indicates a denser, more plush, and more absorbent cloth. These cloths are 315 GSM.

Will these cloths leave lint?

These are designed to be lint-free, especially when cared for properly. Washing them before first use and avoiding fabric softener helps maintain their lint-free quality.

Troubleshooting

Cloths are not picking up dirt effectively

Ensure cloths are clean and free from fabric softener residue. Wash them using specialist microfibre wash and an extra rinse cycle. Check for any damage to the microfibre weave.

Cloths are leaving streaks

This can happen if detergent residue remains. Ensure an extra rinse cycle is used during washing. Using too much cleaning solution can also cause streaking; use sparingly.

Cloths feel stiff or lose absorbency

Fabric softener or high heat drying can cause this. Re-wash the cloths with microfibre wash, an extra rinse, and air dry or use a low tumble dry setting. Avoid using fabric softener and bleach.

Colour bleeding onto other surfaces

This is most likely to occur on the first wash. Ensure cloths are washed separately or with very similar colours for the first few washes. Avoid washing with lint-producing items.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Excellent at trapping and lifting dirt and grime.
  • Leaves surfaces streak-free and polished.
  • Highly absorbent, ideal for spills and drying.
  • Safe for use on delicate surfaces, preventing scratches.
  • Durable and machine washable for long-term use.
  • Cost-effective due to reusability.

Cons

  • May bleed color on the first wash.
  • Requires specific microfibre wash for optimal care.
  • Not suitable for washing with regular household laundry.
  • Requires tumble drying on a cool setting or air drying.
  • Fabric softener and bleach should be avoided.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Initial Use: Wash cloths before first use to remove any loose manufacturing fibres. Note that some colour bleed may occur during the first wash; it is recommended to wash them with similar colours or separately.

Compatibility: These cloths are suitable for use on a wide range of surfaces, including automotive finishes, glass, metal, plastic, and household materials. They can be used wet or dry, with or without cleaning chemicals. Always test any cleaning product on a small, inconspicuous area first.

Machine Washing: Use 25-50ml of specialist Microfibre Wash on a gentle cycle at 30°C-40°C. Include an extra rinse cycle to ensure all detergent is removed. Follow your washing machine's manufacturer guidelines.

Hand Washing: Dilute 25-50ml of specialist Microfibre Wash in a bucket of warm water. Soak cloths thoroughly and agitate to loosen residues, then rinse well.

Washing Separately: Do not wash microfibre cloths with household laundry such as clothing. Wash similar items together. Avoid washing with items that produce lint.

Drying: Hang out to air dry or tumble dry on the lowest cool dry cycle. Avoid high heat.

What to Avoid: DO NOT use fabric softener or chlorine bleach. DO NOT iron the cloths. Avoid using strong chemical cleaners that may cause dye bleeding.

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