Short answer: Choose the cloth to match the job. Microfibre attracts dust, dirt and liquids without you needing aggressive products, which makes it ideal for glass, mirrors and high gloss. Cotton is sturdier and absorbs larger amounts of liquid, handy for polishing furniture or wiping down large surfaces.
The right cloth makes the difference between a superficial pass and a thorough, streak-free finish. It also saves time, because you do not have to go over the same spot twice.
When do you choose microfibre and when cotton?
- Microfibre: attracts dust, dirt and liquids efficiently without any aggressive cleaning products being needed. Effective and environmentally friendly at the same time.
- Cotton: offers sturdiness and absorbs larger amounts of liquid.
So choose per task and per surface. You will find all the microfibre variants together in the Wonder Cloths collection.
The right cloth for the right job
For glass and high gloss you want fine microfibre, for large amounts of moisture you want sturdiness. With a set in the house you have the right cloth for every job. Take a look at the Starter Pack of 4 pieces.
How do you recognise a cloth that lasts?
By how it behaves after several washes. A high-quality cloth keeps its structure and its cleaning capacity, even when it goes through the machine often. We recommend cloths that are easy to clean and can handle high temperatures, so that they stay hygienic and keep performing at their best.
Why is regular washing important?
Regular washing prevents a build-up of bacteria and dirt in the fibres. A cloth that is saturated moves the dirt around instead of absorbing it, and you see that back as streaks. The washing instructions are written out in our frequently asked questions.
One cloth, many surfaces
Glass, furniture, kitchen and bathroom: with the right cloth you tackle the whole house without buying a separate product for every room. Take a look at the Dark Pack of 4 pieces.
How versatile is a good cleaning cloth?
The best cleaning cloths are multifunctional. You use them on glass, furniture, in the kitchen, in the bathroom and on other surfaces. Microfibre cloths are ideal for fingerprints on glass and mirrors, for example, while thicker cotton cloths are suitable for polishing furniture or wiping down large surfaces. By picking the right cloth for each task, you save time.
Why is cheap often expensive in the end?
Cheaper alternatives save you a little in the short term, but often lose their effectiveness quickly. Then you are cleaning with a cloth that only moves the dirt around and you are busy for longer. Anyone who cleans a lot notices that difference every week. Take a look at the iZi-Clean Wonder Cloth in the 12-piece pack.
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