Short answer: wash your microfibre cloths with washing powder without fabric softener, at a low temperature and separately from other fabrics. Let them air dry, away from heat sources and direct sunlight. Store them afterwards in a clean, dry place, preferably in a closed bag or container. That way they keep their absorbency and go on cleaning streak-free.
A microfibre cloth lasts a long time, but only if you treat it well. Below you read exactly how to wash, dry and store your Wonder Cloths .
What makes a microfibre cloth so effective?
Microfibre cloths are made of fine fibres that remove dirt, grease and stains effortlessly. Their high absorbency lets them hold up to seven times their own weight in moisture, which is ideal for streak-free cleaning.
An extra plus is that iZi-Clean microfibre cloths are lint-free. That lets you use them safely on delicate surfaces such as glass, mirrors and plastic, and get a streak-free result without leaving scratches.

Care decides how long you enjoy them
What makes a microfibre cloth so good sits in the fibres. That is exactly where the wrong care does its damage.
Fabric softener, heat and a tumble dryer take the absorbency out of it. Without those three, your cloth keeps doing what it should.
How do you wash microfibre cloths without damaging them?
- Follow the washing instructions. Use washing powder and avoid fabric softener, so the absorbency is preserved. Wash at low temperatures and let them air dry.
- Wash them separately. Wash your microfibre cloths on their own, so no lint and fibres from other materials get caught in them. That extends their life.
- Avoid heat. Keep the cloths away from heat sources to prevent fibre damage. Let them dry naturally and avoid direct sunlight to prevent discolouration.
- Store them properly. Put them in a clean, dry place, preferably in a closed plastic bag or container. That keeps them free of dust and dirt until you use them.
For the washing itself you use iZi-Wash Sheets, which dissolve completely and leave no residue in the fibres.
Which techniques give a streak-free result?
- Dampen the cloth. Dampen it lightly before you start, then you remove dirt and stains more efficiently.
- Use the right technique. Work with long, even strokes in one direction, for instance when cleaning windows. That keeps streaks to a minimum.
- Change cloths per surface. Use separate cloths for separate surfaces to prevent cross-contamination. Between the kitchen and the bathroom especially, that matters.
- Clean regularly. That prevents a build-up of dirt and streaks, and makes every session shorter work.
You will find more guidance per surface on the page about streak-free cleaning.

One colour per room works best
Give the kitchen, bathroom, glass and furniture each their own colour of cloth.
You then always know which cloth has been where, and you no longer have to think about it while you clean.
Why do you need several cloths?
With one cloth you keep going back to the tap and you move dirt from one room into the next. With a set you simply grab a clean one and carry on. The set of 12 iZi-Clean Wonder Cloths gives you enough to divide up per room and wash all together at the end.
What does good care give you in the end?
A well cared for cloth keeps its cleaning properties and goes on working streak-free. You replace it less often, you need less cleaning product and your result stays the same. Regular maintenance and proper storage keep your cloths in top condition.
Frequently asked questions about washing and storing microfibre cloths
How do I wash my microfibre cloths?
Use washing powder and avoid fabric softener, so the absorbency is preserved. Wash at low temperatures and let the cloths air dry.
Why do I have to wash microfibre cloths separately?
Because fibres and lint from other materials get caught in the cloths. Washing them separately keeps lint to a minimum and extends their life.
Can microfibre cloths go in the tumble dryer?
Keep them away from heat sources to prevent fibre damage. Let them dry naturally and avoid direct sunlight, because that can cause discolouration.
What is the best way to store microfibre cloths?
In a clean, dry place, preferably in a closed plastic bag or container. That keeps them free of dust and dirt until you use them again.
How much moisture can a microfibre cloth take up?
Thanks to their high absorbency they can hold up to seven times their own weight in moisture. That is exactly what you need for streak-free cleaning.
Can I use them safely on glass and mirrors?
Yes. iZi-Clean microfibre cloths are lint-free, which lets you use them safely on delicate surfaces such as glass, mirrors and plastic, without scratches.
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