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Cleaning Cloths – Microfiber

Name: Cleaning Cloths - Microfiber
Brand: British Chemist
Rating: 4.9 (1447 reviews)

Pack Size: 3s

£0.99 inc. VAT

CLEANING CLOTHS – MICRO FIBRE

Categories: Consumables, Household Essentials

British Chemist

5.00

(2 Reviews)

Description

Basics Microfiber Cleaning Cloths, Non-Abrasive, Reusable and Washable – Pack of 24, 12 x16-Inch, Blue, White and Yellow

Uses / Instructions

Dusting your home or office
Removing streaks on glass and stainless steel
Scrubbing bathrooms
Cleaning appliances
Wiping down kitchen counters
Car interiors and exteriors
Anywhere you would normally use a paper towel or cloth towel.
We have a variety of microfiber professional cleaning towels ready for any cleaning task! From auto detailing, household cleaning, drying, and glass, there?s a towel for everybody, click below and get what towel works best for you! Or learn more about the different types of microfiber towels we carry below.

Warnings

One warning about microfibres is that they are more heat sensitive than normal diameter fibres because they are so fine and the heat penetrates more quickly. They should not be pressed with a hot iron and they should not go into a hot clothes dryer.

Side Effects

see packaging for details

Ingredients

Most microfibre fabrics consist of a combination of polyester and polyamide (nylon). Textile manufacturers produce these two fibres separately and then fuse them together using heat.