How Microfiber Cloth Products Work

　　Microfiber products can absorb up to seven times their own weight in dust, particles, and liquids. Each fiber is only 1/200th the thickness of a human hair, giving them exceptional cleaning power. The spaces between the fibers can trap dust, oil, and dirt, which can then be easily removed with water or detergent.

　　These spaces can also absorb a large amount of water, making microfibers highly absorbent. Since the water is simply held in the spaces, it can dry quickly, preventing the growth of bacteria.

　　Microfiber products can be washed in a washing machine with detergent or hand washed in warm water with detergent. Rinse thoroughly with clean water after washing. Avoid using bleach, as it can shorten the life of the microfiber. Do not use fabric softener, as it can leave a film on the microfiber and reduce its effectiveness. When washing or drying with other clothes, be careful as microfiber fabrics can cling to softer fabrics and affect their performance. Air dry or tumble dry at low temperature. Do not iron or bleach.