To reduce the shedding of microplastics into wastewater, consider using a microfiber bag (which you fill with your microfiber ...

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A bunch of colored microfiber towels soaking in a bucket of soapy water - paulodisca/Shutterstock If your microfiber cloths aren't cleaning as well as you want, it might be time to refresh your ...

Shake out microfiber cloths outdoors to release dust and lint before washing them. Machine-wash heavily soiled microfiber cloths in warm water; if only lightly soiled, wash them in cold water on a ...

With millions of fibers, microfiber lifts and holds dirt, grease, grime, liquids and bacteria. These fibers include both positive-charged polyester fibers and negative-charged nylon fibers that ...

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Microfiber cleaning cloths are versatile pieces of outdoor gear that have indoor applications as well. From waxing a boat to cleaning your binoculars to keeping you dry while camping, these wonder ...

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