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• Finely woven synthetic fibers
• Composition: Microfiber is made from a combination of polyester and polyamide (nylon) fibers, which are much finer than traditional fibers, giving it a higher surface area.
• High Absorbency: Microfiber's fine fibers create more surface area, allowing it to hold and absorb several times its weight in liquid. This makes it highly effective for cleaning up spills and wiping surfaces.
• Ultra-Fine Fibers: Microfiber is incredibly fine, with fibers that are usually less than 1 denier in thickness. A denier is a unit of measurement for the linear mass density of fibers.
• Durability: Microfiber is known for its long-lasting durability, with proper care allowing it to withstand numerous washing cycles while maintaining its cleaning effectiveness.
• Hypoallergenic: Because of its ability to capture particles and allergens, microfiber is often recommended for people with allergies or sensitivities.
• Environmental Benefits: Microfiber's effectiveness often requires fewer cleaning chemicals, which can be beneficial for the environment. Additionally, its durability leads to less waste over time compared to disposable cleaning material
• Care Instructions: To maintain its effectiveness, microfiber should be washed with mild detergent, preferably in cool or warm water (avoid hot water). Fabric softeners and bleach should be avoided as they can reduce the cloth's cleaning abilities