Microfiber cloths have become a cleaning staple in households. Unlike passing fads, their reputation is well-earned, since they remove smudges, dirt, and germs with the same gusto as they absorb ...

The reality of cozying up indoors over winter is that the condensation we produce through cooking, showering, drying laundry, and simply breathing in and out is inevitable. Getting rid of condensation ...

If you're looking to make cleaning easier and more efficient, microfiber cloths are a handy tool you might want to use more often. They're soft, reusable, and designed to trap dust, dirt, and moisture ...

There's nothing like microfiber for cleaning just about any surface in and around the house. If you've never used a microfiber cloth, you're going to be amazed by how fast and efficiently you can ...

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Shake out microfiber cloths outdoors to release dust and lint before washing them. Machine-wash heavily soiled microfiber cloths in warm water; if only lightly soiled, wash them in cold water on a ...

Microfiber cleaning cloths are versatile pieces of outdoor gear that have indoor applications as well. From waxing a boat to cleaning your binoculars to keeping you dry while camping, these wonder ...