Microfiber cleaning cloths are made from extremely fine fibers, with a diameter as small as 0.4μm, which is only 1/10th the thickness of silk. These cloths are manufactured using imported weaving machines, resulting in a fabric that is uniform, compact, soft, and highly elastic. The microfiber cleaning cloths are known for their excellent decontamination and water absorption properties, making them ideal for cleaning tasks without causing any damage to surfaces. Unlike traditional cotton towels, they do not shed fibers, are easy to clean, durable, and offer superior performance in tasks like wiping, polishing, and cleaning various surfaces.
Performance Characteristics
- Fiber Fineness: With a diameter of just 0.4μm, the fiber fineness is only 1/10th that of silk. The warp-knitted towel fabric made from imported weaving machines features a surface with uniform, compact, soft, and highly elastic fine velvet clusters, offering excellent decontamination and water absorption capabilities. It does not damage the surfaces it wipes and avoids the lint shedding commonly seen with cotton fabrics. It is easy to clean, durable, and has six main advantages over traditional pure cotton towels:
- High Absorbency: The microfiber uses an orange petal-like technology to split the filament into eight segments, increasing the surface area of the fiber and creating more pores in the fabric. This enhances water absorption through the capillary effect, making quick water absorption and drying its standout features.
- Strong Decontamination Ability: With a diameter of just 0.4μm, the microfiber is only 1/10th the fineness of silk. Its special cross-section can more effectively capture dust particles as small as a few microns, making it highly effective at removing dirt and oil.: With a diameter of just 0.4μm, the microfiber is only 1/10th the fineness of silk. Its special cross-section can more effectively capture dust particles as small as a few mic
- No Shedding: The high-strength synthetic fiber filaments are not easy to break, and the fabric is tightly woven to prevent unraveling and looping. The fibers do not easily shed from the towel’s surface. This makes it especially suitable for wiping shiny surfaces such as paint, electroplated surfaces, glass, instruments, and LCD screens. It is also ideal for cleaning glass during car film application, achieving excellent results.
- Long Lifespan: Due to the high strength and durability of the microfiber, its lifespan is more than four times that of ordinary towels. It remains unchanged after multiple washes. Additionally, the polymer fiber does not undergo protein hydrolysis like cotton fibers, so even without drying after use, it will not become moldy or rot, giving it an exceptionally long lifespan.
- Easy to Clean: Ordinary towels, especially those made from natural fibers, absorb dust, grease, and dirt into the fibers during use, making them difficult to clean. Over time, they can harden and lose elasticity, affecting their usability. In contrast, microfiber towels absorb dirt between the fibers (not inside them), and because the fibers are very fine and dense, they have strong absorbency. After use, they can be easily cleaned with water or a small amount of detergent.: Ordinary towels, especially those made from natural fibers, absorb dust, grease, and dirt into the fibers during use, making them difficult to clean. Over time, they can harden and lose elasticity, affecting their usability. In contrast, microfiber towels absorb dirt between the fibers (not inside them), and because the fibers are very fine and dense, they have strong absorbency. After use, they can be easily cleaned with water or a small
- Colorfastness: The dyeing process uses TF-215 dyes specifically designed for microfiber materials, with slow dyeing, transfer, high-temperature dispersion, and color retention meeting strict international export standards. This ensures the towels do not bleed color during use, preventing any staining of the surfaces being cleaned.
Overall, due to its unique characteristics, microfiber has a clear market niche, making it suitable for entrepreneurial ventures, company gifts, and various cleaning industry applications. Microfiber towels do not shed or lose color during use. The towels are intricately woven with very strong synthetic fiber filaments, ensuring no unraveling. Moreover, the dyeing process strictly adheres to standards, using top-quality dyes, so there is no concern about color fading.
Microfiber towels have a longer lifespan than regular towels. The fiber material of these towels has higher strength and greater toughness than ordinary towels, resulting in a longer usage time. Additionally, the polymer fibers inside do not undergo hydrolysis, so the towels do not deform after washing, and even if not dried, they will not develop an unpleasant moldy smell.
Microfiber towels possess strong stain removal capabilities and efficient water absorption. The strong stain removal ability is due to the extremely fine fibers used, which are only one-tenth the thickness of silk. This unique process allows the towels to easily and effectively absorb tiny dust particles, giving them a powerful cleaning ability. The manufacturing process also fully utilizes the orange petal-like filament technology, resulting in a fabric with many pores, greatly enhancing its water absorption capacity.
Microfiber towels are very easy to clean. Unlike ordinary towels, which absorb dust and dirt directly into the fibers and are difficult to clean, microfiber towels only trap dirt between the fibers. This allows the dirt to be easily rinsed away during cleaning.
Precautions:
- When cleaning furniture, appliances, kitchenware, sanitary ware, floors, leather shoes, and clothing, be sure to use a wet towel instead of a dry one. Dry towels are difficult to clean thoroughly once they get dirty.
- Special Reminder: If a towel gets dirty or stained with tea (or dye), it must be washed immediately. Do not wait for half a day or even a day to clean it.
- Dishcloths should not be used to wash iron pots, especially rusty ones. Rust from the pot can adhere to the towel and is difficult to clean.
- Do not iron towels with a clothes iron, and avoid contact with hot water above 60°C.
- Do not wash towels together with other clothing in the washing machine. Towels have strong absorbency, and if washed together, they can pick up a lot of lint and dirt. Avoid using bleach and fabric softeners when washing towels.
- For young people with delicate skin and infants, be gentle when using beauty towels at first. Lightly wipe the skin, and after a few days, there should be no problem. (This is because the microfiber towels are very fine—1/200th the thickness of a hair—and have strong cleaning and absorbent properties).
- Wet towels are more prone to rotting and bacterial infection than dry towels.