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Microfiber is a thin, light material that is used to make a very absorbent and breathable cloth. It is better for cleaning than cotton because of its dirt and bacteria capturing capabilities. Cotton will essentially push the dirt/dust around the surface, whereas a microfiber cloth will pick up the dirt/debris. Many modern microfiber cloths are created from synthetic materials, such as polyamide or polyester. The fibers can be split and then woven together to create a net-like structure, making the cloth strong and ideal for many uses around your home and office.
Microfiber materials can be used and washed over and over again. It is expected that a microfiber towel can be washed 400-500 times before it will need to be replaced.
Microfiber towels offer a high level of absorbency. This is one of the main reasons it is such a popular choice for handling spills. When a good microfiber cloth interacts with a spill, the microfiber acts similar to a vacuum, sucking the water up instead of pushing the water away. A good microfiber towel has 82/20 or 70/30 polyester to polyamide ratio.
Our Counter Cloths are more sustainable and absorbent than paper towels and napkins–and they’re prettier too!
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