Microfiber Cloths - IGAD - Set of 10 - 40x40cm
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This guide is for anyone looking to enhance their cleaning results with effective and versatile microfiber cloths. The key benefit is achieving impeccably clean, shiny surfaces with superior absorbency and a lint-free finish. A potential caveat is the initial density of the fabric, which may require a proper wash before first use. These IGAD Microfiber Cloths are designed for thorough cleaning, dusting, and polishing across various settings, utilizing a high-quality fabric blend for durability and performance.
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FAQs
How many microfiber cloths are included in the set?
The set includes 10 microfiber cloths, each measuring 40x40cm.
Is there anything else included in the package?
Yes, the package also includes one free window cleaning cloth.
What is the material composition of these cloths?
The cloths are made from a high-quality fabric composed of 80% polyester and 20% polyamide.
Are these cloths safe for all surfaces?
Yes, they are designed to be safe for a variety of surfaces including glass, wood, and stainless steel, without causing scratches.
Can I use fabric softener when washing these cloths?
No, it is not recommended to use fabric softener as it can significantly reduce the absorbency and effectiveness of the microfiber.
How do I best care for my microfiber cloths?
Machine wash them in warm or cold water with a mild detergent, avoid bleach and fabric softener, and tumble dry on low heat or air dry.
What is the weight of the microfiber fabric?
The microfiber fabric has a density of 250gsm.
Troubleshooting
Cloths are not absorbing well
Ensure cloths have been washed before first use. Avoid using fabric softener, as it reduces absorbency. Check for any residue from cleaning products that might be blocking pores.
Cloths leave lint behind
Wash the cloths separately from lint-producing items like cotton towels. Ensure they are fully dry after washing. A pre-wash is often helpful.
Cloths are stiff or abrasive
This is normal for new, dense microfiber. Wash them with a mild detergent and tumble dry on low heat to soften them. Avoid over-drying.
Cloths are not picking up dust effectively
Ensure the cloths are clean and dry. Microfiber's electrostatic properties work best when slightly dry to attract dust. For damp cleaning, ensure the cloth is only slightly damp, not wet.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Excellent absorbency for quick spill cleanup.
- Durable construction for long-term use.
- Versatile for cleaning various household surfaces.
- Machine washable for easy maintenance and reusability.
- Leaves surfaces streak-free and lint-free.
- Sustainable and cost-effective cleaning solution.
Cons
- May require washing before first use to soften fabric.
- The density might feel stiff initially.
- Free window cloth is a bonus but its quality isn't specified.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Initial Use:
It is recommended to wash the microfiber cloths before their first use. This will soften the fabric and remove any residual manufacturing dust, optimizing their absorbency and cleaning performance.
Compatibility:
These cloths are compatible with a wide range of household surfaces, including glass, wood, stainless steel, tile, granite, and plastic. They are safe for use on electronics screens and automotive finishes. Avoid using them with harsh chemical solvents that could degrade the microfiber material.
Care Instructions:
- Machine Washable: These cloths can be machine washed using a mild detergent.
- Washing Temperature: Wash in warm or cold water.
- Avoid Bleach: Do not use bleach, as it can damage the microfiber fibers.
- Avoid Fabric Softeners: Fabric softeners can reduce the absorbency and electrostatic properties of microfiber.
- Drying: Tumble dry on low heat or air dry. Overheating can damage the fibers.
- Separate Loads: Wash microfiber cloths separately from other fabrics, especially lint-producing ones like cotton, to prevent fiber transfer.