Where do you keep microfiber cloths?

Once your microfiber cloths are dried and folded, store them in a container or drawer that protects them from the environment. Because microfiber is so great at picking up dust and dirt, leaving them out in the open can cause them to get dirty before you even use them again!
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What do you do with microfiber cloths after use?

After each use: Rinse the microfiber cloth with warm to hot water (or whichever water temperature is recommended on the care label) for 10-15 seconds to flush out dirt. If microfiber is especially grimy, you may want to rinse it until the water runs clear. Once rinsed, the cloth is ready to use again.
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How do you store dirty microfiber cloths?

I keep a bucket in my cleaning closet for any cloths that are really wet and then once they are dry or damp I toss dirty microfiber cloths in a wire basket. If a cloth is wet I drape it over the side of the bucket until it's dry and then I place it in the basket.
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Should I throw away microfiber cloth?

The problem that people run into is when they use microfiber cloths to clean up oil, grease, or use them for polishing. Unfortunately, these things can't be removed from the cloth. If you still prefer to use microfiber for greasy and dirty jobs, that's fine. Just know that you will have to dispose of them afterwards.
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How often should you wash a microfiber cloth?

Microfiber towels that are used for cleaning should be washed after every use. Microfiber cloths used for cleaning electronics and eyeglasses should be washed every three to five uses.
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Can I wash and reuse microfiber cloths?

Microfiber cloths are available in two forms — reusable or disposable — and each has its own set of pros and cons. Most common are reusable cloths, which must be laundered after every use. When handled correctly, these cloths can last 100 to 1,000 washings.
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Should you put microfiber cloths in the dryer?

Why should you not put microfiber cloths in the dryer? Drying your microfiber cloths on high heat will cause the fibers on the cloth to melt, making them ineffective the next time you try to trap and lock dirt and dust when you're cleaning.
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Why do my microfiber towels leave lint?

Re: Microfiber towels leave fine “fibers” behind

if you got a few years of service out of your microfiber towels you got your money's worth (they don't last forever). if you have already laundered them (a few times) and they still lint, it's time to retire them and delegate them elsewhere (engine, house, etc.)
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How do you disinfect microfiber rags?

Here's how it's done:
  1. Step One: Rinse out the microfiber cloth as instructed above.
  2. Step Two: Allow it to soak in a bucket with warm water and detergent.
  3. Step Three: Instead of washing in your washing machine, agitate the cloth with your hand for several minutes.
  4. Step Four: Rinse thoroughly.
  5. Step Five: Hang to dry.
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Should you wet a microfiber cloth before dusting?

DO NOT over wet the Microfiber Cloth! Remember, the microfibers do the actual cleaning --using a lot of water or cleanser does not make it clean better; the water or cleanser is just an aid to help the cloth lift up tough dirt and stains. Lightly mist the area or lightly dampen the cloth with water or cleanser.
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Why do my microfiber cloths smell?

Dirt and other particles stick to microfiber cloths. If you use a dirty microfiber item without washing it first, it can scratch and damage surfaces. Microfiber cloths may also smell bad after just one cleaning because they are holding on to moisture in their tiny fibers that also trap bacteria.
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What is special about microfiber cloth?

Microfiber lasts longer than cotton; it can be washed a thousand times before losing its effectiveness. Microfiber uses 95% less water and chemicals than cotton mops and cloths. Surfaces: Use microfiber for cleaning counters and stovetops. The tiny fibers pick up more dirt and food residue than most cloths.
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Can you wash microfiber towels with regular towels?

Wash in warm or hot water with mild detergent. No fabric softeners – they clog the open spaces in the microfiber, making the fabric useless. Be careful what you wash with your microfiber. Avoid anything made with cotton because the microfiber will grab on to the lint.
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Can you wash microfiber towels with Dawn dish soap?

A: We do not recommend using dish soap on your microfiber towels. Even the free and clear products have fragrances and other chemicals in them that could harm or hinder the microfiber and what it's intended to do.
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Do microfiber cloths leave streaks?

Microfiber is great for removing debris from your mirrors and windows without scratching your surface. Streaks form when you don't clean properly before drying, that's why we always recommend using the softer more absorbent green microfiber towels first to clean your surface as best as possible.
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Do microfiber cloths really remove bacteria?

Microfiber doesn't kill bacteria, fungi, viruses, and other microbes the way chemical cleaners do. Instead it physically removes them from your surfaces and stores them with its incredible amount of surface area, with the use of only water!
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Are microfiber cloths sanitary?

They're incredibly absorbent and gentle, so they work on all kinds of messes and surfaces. They're even useful for sanitizing. “Using microfiber rags eliminates up to 99 percent of bacteria — about three times the effectiveness of traditional cleaning cloths,” says Peterson.
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When should you throw out microfiber towels?

Re: When do you finally throw out a microfiber towel

Never unless they get shredded.
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How long do microfiber rags last?

How Long Do Microfiber Cloths Last? One of the benefits of cleaning with microfiber is that it lasts a long time. Many microfiber cloths can take up to 500 washings. That's up to two years in a typical household.
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Can you air dry microfiber towels?

Microfiber can be machine dried if you prefer, use a low heat setting and NO FABRIC SOFTENER. Air or line drying is also an option, be sure to do this somewhere the towels cannot be contaminated with dust or lint.
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How often should bed sheets be washed?

Most people should wash their sheets once per week. If you don't sleep on your mattress every day, you may be able to stretch this to once every two weeks or so. Some people should wash their sheets even more often than once a week.
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Is it OK to use the same towel for a week?

How often to wash towels. The best way to prevent germs from growing on your bath towel is to let it dry completely between each use, and wash it frequently. The Cleaning Institute recommends washing bath towels after three uses.
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