Microfiber Cleaning Cloth
A soft microfiber square with lock-stitched edges, sized for tight corners, wet counters, and drying dishes.
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| Colorways in the catalog | 4 |
What you are looking at
A small wiping square works best when it fits the palm of your hand without bunching up. We weave our microfiber to lift grease from stovetops and dry dinner plates without leaving loose lint behind. The pink cloth stays soft after washing and hangs dry over the faucet.
Dense microfiber weave
The split threads grab water droplets, kitchen oil, and stray crumbs across counters and glass mirrors. It glides across smooth stainless steel pans without dragging or leaving loose fuzz behind.
Overlocked edge stitching
A reinforced border runs around the perimeter to keep the weave from fraying in the wash. The corners stay flat instead of curling into stiff knots after tumble drying with the household towels.
Hand sized square
The cloth gathers into your palm for wiping tight microwave corners and around faucet bases. It folds into quarters so you can flip to a dry section while working through a stack of wet cookware.
Sink and laundry routine
Rinse the cloth under warm tap water and wring it out between quick counter wipes. When grease builds up, toss it in the washing machine without fabric softener and hang it by the sink to dry.
