Short answer: microfibre cloths have millions of tiny hooks on the surface of the fibres. Those pull dirt and grease towards them and hold on to it. That is how you clean streak-free, use far less cleaning product and get a long life out of one cloth, in every room of the house.
There is a reason microfibre has been the standard in the cleaning industry for years. Below you can read what it does for you at home.
What are microfibre cloths made of?
They consist of ultra-fine synthetic fibres, usually polyamide or polyester. Those fibres have a diameter far thinner than human hair. That is why they hold on to more dirt and moisture than a traditional cleaning cloth.

Millions of hooks you cannot see
On the surface of the fibres sit millions of tiny hooks. You cannot see them with the naked eye, but they do the work.
Dirt and dust are drawn towards them, as it were, and held there. That is the whole mechanism behind a streak-free result.
Why are no streaks left behind?
Because dirt and grease disappear into the cloth instead of being pushed across it. On windows in particular you notice it right away: no more annoying smears or spots, just a clear pane. On the page about streak-free window cleaning you can read how to go about it.
How much cleaning product do you save with them?
For most jobs you only need water. That has two sides and both are welcome:
- You save money because you buy fewer bottles.
- You breathe in no harmful chemicals while you clean.
- Fewer chemical substances end up in the environment, which is better for the planet.
How long does a microfibre cloth last?

Keep using them until they are worn out
Microfibre cloths are durable and can be washed over and over without losing their cleaning power.
So you simply keep using them until they are worn out. Counted over a year, that is quite a difference from cloths you have to buy again and again.
The full range is at the Wonder Cloths. You can start small with the starter pack of 4.
Which rooms can you use microfibre in?
All of them. Kitchen, bathroom, windows and floors: one material for the whole house. For floors it works more comfortably with a handle, such as the iZi-Click Mop.

On the floor as well
The same fibre technique sits on the mop head. You absorb dirt instead of moving it around the room, and you do not have to bend over.
Handy for large surfaces, where a cloth in your hand becomes too much work.
How do you use a microfibre cloth in four steps?
- Make the cloth lightly damp. That is how it cleans most effectively.
- Leave the cleaning product alone. Water on its own is usually enough.
- Wipe gently across the surface. The hooks do the work, hard scrubbing is not needed.
- Wash the cloth regularly. Separately or together with other microfibre cloths, so you avoid lint.
You will find more explanation on the page about streak-free cleaning.
Frequently asked questions about Wonder Cloths
What are microfibre cloths made of?
Of ultra-fine synthetic fibres, usually polyamide or polyester. Those fibres are far thinner than a human hair.
Why are no streaks left behind?
The hooks on the surface of the fibres catch dirt and grease. So nothing is left behind that could dry into a streak.
Do I really not need any cleaning product?
In most cases water on its own is enough to remove dirt and stains. That saves money and you breathe in no fumes.
How do I wash my microfibre cloths?
Wash them regularly, separately or together with other microfibre cloths. That way you avoid lint and a build-up of dirt and grease.
Can I use them on the floor too?
Yes. Microfibre works in every room, from kitchen and bathroom to windows and floors.
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