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Fibre King Microfibre Cloths - Red - 36 Pack

Fibre King Microfibre Cloths - Red - 36 Pack

Fibre King Red Silver Label Microfibre Cloths - 36 Pack Super absorbent - Holds up to 8x its weig...

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The Fibre King Red Silver Label Microfibre Cloths are designed for professionals and home users seeking superior cleaning power and efficiency. These super absorbent cloths hold up to eight times their weight in water and effectively lift, trap, and lock away dirt, dust, and grease, with or without chemicals, leaving surfaces streak-free. A potential caveat for users is the need for specific microfibre care to maintain their longevity and performance.

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Model Part NumberFK-SLMCRFBR-RD-36
BrandFibre King

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FAQs

Can I use these cloths with all cleaning chemicals?

These cloths are designed to work effectively with most common cleaning chemicals. However, for best results and to protect the microfibre integrity, it's always recommended to test any new chemical on a small, inconspicuous area of the surface first.

How often should I wash the cloths?

Wash the cloths after each significant use, especially if they have been used to clean up grease, oil, or heavy dirt. For lighter dusting tasks, they can be reused a few times before washing, provided they are not visibly soiled.

What is the best way to dry these cloths?

The best drying methods are to hang them to air dry or to tumble dry on the lowest cool dry cycle. Avoid high heat, as this can damage the microfibres and reduce their effectiveness and longevity.

Can I wash these with my regular laundry?

No, it is best to wash microfibre cloths separately or with similar items. Washing them with household laundry like cotton clothing can transfer lint and prevent the microfibres from cleaning effectively. Avoid washing with items that produce a lot of lint.

What does GSM mean and why is it important?

GSM stands for 'Grams per Square Meter' and refers to the density and weight of the fabric. A higher GSM, like the 315 GSM of these cloths, generally indicates a thicker, plusher, and more absorbent cloth, contributing to its cleaning performance and durability.

Are these cloths suitable for polishing cars?

Yes, their tagless design and ability to trap dirt make them excellent for buffing and polishing cars after washing or waxing, ensuring a streak-free, swirl-free finish on the paintwork.

How many cloths are in this pack?

This pack contains 36 Fibre King Red Silver Label Microfibre Cloths.

Troubleshooting

Cloths are not absorbing as well as before.

Ensure you are using a specialist microfibre cleaner and avoiding fabric softener and bleach. Residue from detergents or fabric softeners can clog the microfibres. Try re-washing with a microfibre-specific cleaner and an extra rinse.

Cloths are leaving lint or streaks.

This can happen if the cloths are overloaded with dirt or if detergent residue remains. Wash with an appropriate amount of microfibre cleaner and ensure an extra rinse cycle is used. For streaks on glass, ensure the cloth is not overly damp and buff dry with a separate, dry cloth.

Color bleeding onto other items.

Wash the red cloths separately or with similar colours for the first few washes, as some colour bleed may occur. This is common for new, brightly coloured textiles.

Cloths feel stiff or rough.

This is often due to the buildup of residues from detergents, fabric softeners, or hard water. Use a dedicated microfibre cleaner and consider a vinegar rinse (diluted white vinegar in the rinse cycle) to help break down mineral deposits and residues. Ensure you do not use fabric softener.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Exceptional absorbency for quick spill cleanup and drying.
  • Effectively lifts and traps dirt without spreading it.
  • Safe for use on sensitive surfaces, reducing the risk of scratches.
  • Reusable and machine washable, offering long-term value.
  • Versatile for use wet or dry with or without cleaning agents.
  • Tagless design enhances usability and prevents surface damage.

Cons

  • Requires specific care (no fabric softener/bleach, gentle wash) to maintain performance.
  • May exhibit some color bleed on the first wash, necessitating separate washing.
  • Can be less effective on extremely stubborn, caked-on grime without pre-treatment.
  • The large pack size might be excessive for very light users.
  • Tumble drying should only be done on a cool, dry cycle.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Initial Setup: Wash the cloths before their first use to remove any loose manufacturing fibres. This also helps to prepare the fibres for maximum absorbency.

Compatibility: These cloths are compatible with most cleaning chemicals and are safe for use on a wide variety of surfaces including automotive paint, glass, plastic, metal, and household materials. Always test cleaning chemicals on an inconspicuous area first.

Care Instructions:

  • Machine Wash: 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 flushed out.
  • Hand Wash: Dilute 25-50ml of specialist microfibre wash in a bucket of warm water. Soak cloths thoroughly and agitate. Rinse well.
  • Drying: Hang to air dry or tumble dry on the lowest cool dry cycle. Ensure cloths are completely dry before storage.
  • DO NOT: Use fabric softener, chlorine bleach, or iron the cloths. Avoid strong chemical cleaners that might cause dye bleeding.

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