How To Use Microfiber Towels For Cleaning

How To Use Microfiber Towels For Cleaning

When you think about cleaning, you may first think of soap, water, and bleach. You blow some bubbles, scrub until things look clean, then rinse and repeat. However, traditional cleaning methods are changing, and people are becoming more aware of how cleaning methods affect themselves and the environment.

Many cleaning products contain fragrances and harmful chemicals, such as bleach and ammonia, which are irritating and potentially dangerous when absorbed by the skin, eyes, or lungs. Chemical cleaners can also have a negative impact on the environment. These substances evaporate into the air, are absorbed by the soil, and flow into rivers, oceans, and lakes, where they accumulate and cause pollution over time. Chemical cleaners are also expensive and require a lot of manual labor.

Therefore, in our efforts to make our homes cleaner and protect ourselves, we may expose ourselves to more dangers through cleaning products. Armed with this knowledge, many people are looking for a method that can effectively clean and remove bacteria without exposing themselves to harmful chemicals.

Microfiber towels are a chemical-free cleaning method with many unique uses and numerous benefits.

What is microfiber?

Microfiber is a type of polyester and nylon fiber that is used to make fabrics. When a variety of microfibers are woven into a fabric, they form a net-like surface that can absorb and block moisture, dirt, and other particles.

The nylon or polyamide in the microfiber is electrostatically charged, which can attract and capture dust particles, ensuring that the dust adheres to the fabric during the cleaning process. During the production process, the microfiber towel manufacturer uses a chemical process to split the microfiber and generate a positive charge. This causes negatively charged dust and debris to be attracted and stick to the fabric.

Microfibers are about one-sixteenth the thickness of human hair. Therefore, microfiber towels contain more fibers than ordinary cleaning cloths, which makes them easier to clean the surface deeply. Many of their fibers can enter pores and crevices, which traditional cleaning tools cannot, and can take away tiny dust and bacteria particles.

The nylon in the microfiber also helps the absorption and quick drying of the microfiber towel. In fact, microfibers can absorb 7-8 times their weight in liquid. Microfiber towels can be used wet or dry to clean the surface without any other chemicals or polishing agents-they can remove 99% of dust, dirt, and other residues by themselves. It is believed that they are four times more effective than traditional cleaners.