Red Microfiber Cleaning Cloths for Cleaning Restrooms

Product Description

Microfiber Cloths for Restroom Cleaning

• Solid pink cloth with red border.
• High quality materials off effortless cleaning.
• Cleans better because tiny fibers penetrate small irregular surfaces and pull out dirt.
• Extremely durable, can be washed and reused over 400 times.
• Color coded products help reduce cross contamination by differentiating area of use
• Cleans 25% better than conventional microfiber and traditional cotton cloths

Why MicroFiber wipes are better cleaning tools
This cloth is unique because it can be used with virtually all brands of disinfectants and disinfectant cleaners.
Each MicroFiber Cloth has doubled-stitched edges, creating a durable piping that withstands repeated washing cycles and the toughest cleaning applications. Wet or dry, it’s a powerful tool; it absorbs 7 times its weight in water.

The Microfiber dislodges and grabs fine particles and oils resident in the crevices of a cleaning surface. Cloths, sponges, and scrub pads can’t reach these tiny pores and indentations, which are invisible to the naked eye. These conventional cleaning tools often redistribute dirt, creating dust (and more work) leaving behind chemical residues and odor causing bacteria.

More Info:

Less environmental impact
The US Green Building Council specifies MicroFiber products as part of their standards because they conserve water, reduce the use of disposable products and require fewer harsh  chemicals.

• The History of MicroFiber
• What Makes a Great MicroFiber Cloth?

Directions:

Can I use bleach on microfiber?
No, it is not recommended to use bleach when washing your microfiber cloths. Using bleach causes the material to deteriorate, reducing the life of the microfiber.

Can I use fabric softener on microfiber?
No, fabric softener should not be used when washing your microfiber cleaning products. Microfiber works so well because of the open spaces in the fibers. When microfiber products are washed with fabric softener, these open spaces become clogged, which reduces the microfiber’s effectiveness.