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WHAT IS MICRO-FIBRE?
Micro-fibre is a great new technology, with many applications especially cleaning, dusting and general wiping of practically every surface. Micro-fibre cloths are easy to use producing incredible results even when using only water.

Micro-fibre cloths are sometimes described as having a magnetic attraction to dirt and dust even when used in greasy kitchens. MicroSmart micro-fibre cloths are extremely durable and long lasting, 300 washes or more.

Micro-fibre is undoubtedly a brilliant new technology. A special splitting technique using a blend of 80% Polyester and 20% Polyamide is what makes micro-fibre so effective. The fibre is altered to 100th the size of a human hair creating the optimum number of strands. to gather up dirt and dust, even allergy causing pet hair in to the fabric where it remains locked in.

Used dry the cloths work like a magnet collecting dirt and dust even allergy causing pet hair. Used damp, the cloths simply lift the dirt into the fibres and due to its enormous absorption power moisture is simply mopped up leaving surfaces clean and smear free. The fibres reach into corners and crevices cleaning so effectively, surfaces remain cleaner longer.

Micro-fibre can be used to clean or polish almost any surface such as glass, chrome, plastics, stainless steel, ceramics, marble, chinaware and wood.

CLEANING INSTRUCTIONS
Wash with warm soapy water and rinse well.
Can be cleaned in washing machine.
DO NOT IRON.
DO NOT USE bleach or fabric softeners of any kind. Fabric softeners clog the micro-fibres, making them less effective.

       

 

 
Micro-fibre Cloth
Made up of thousands of tiny micro-fibres, attracting and retaining dirt, grease and dust without the use of chemicals.
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