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LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack
SKU: MTG16

LeRoy Microfiber Cloths 5-Pack

$12.00

The definitive microfiber cloth for lint and streak free use. Lightweight, non-abrasive, and extremely absorbent. Quality stitching with reinforced edges. Keep one in the car for dusting at red lights. 

5-Pack
Lint and streak-free

Durable
16 inch x16 inch 

Care Instructions:

1. After Each Use:

  • Shake it out: Before washing, shake out loose dirt, debris, and any trapped particles. This prevents them from clogging the fibers during washing.  
  • Rinse (if heavily soiled): If the cloth is very dirty, rinse it under warm running water to remove excess grime.  

2. Washing:

  • Wash separately: Always wash microfiber cloths separately from other fabrics, especially cotton. Cotton produces lint that can get trapped in the microfiber, reducing its cleaning power.  
  • Use the right water temperature: Wash in cold or warm water (not hot). Hot water can damage the delicate fibers.  
  • Choose the right detergent: Use a mild, liquid detergent that's free of dyes, perfumes, and fabric softeners. Powdered detergents can leave residue, and fabric softeners will coat the fibers, making them less effective. Use a small amount of detergent—too much can also leave residue.  
  • Consider vinegar: If your cloths have odors or need extra softening, add 1/2 cup of white vinegar to the wash.    

3. Drying:

  • Air dry is best: The best way to dry microfiber cloths is to air dry them. Lay them flat on a clean surface, hang them on a drying rack, or line dry them.  
  • Tumble dry low (if necessary): If you must use a dryer, tumble dry on low heat or no heat. High heat can damage the fibers. Avoid using dryer sheets, as they leave a coating on the fibers.  

4. Storage:

  • Store clean and dry: Make sure your microfiber cloths are completely dry before storing them to prevent mildew growth.  
  • Store separately: Store microfiber cloths separately from other cleaning cloths and materials to avoid contamination with lint or other debris.  

Things to Avoid:

  • Fabric softeners: Never use fabric softeners on microfiber cloths. They coat the fibers and reduce their absorbency and cleaning ability.  
  • Bleach: Avoid using chlorine bleach, as it can damage the fibers.  
  • High heat: Avoid washing or drying microfiber cloths in high heat, as this can damage the fibers.  
  • Ironing: Do not iron microfiber cloths.  

Extra Tips:

  • Wash new cloths before use: Wash new microfiber cloths before their first use to remove any loose fibers from manufacturing.  
  • Replace worn-out cloths: Over time, microfiber cloths will lose their effectiveness. Replace them when they start to show signs of wear, such as fraying or reduced absorbency.  

By following these care instructions, you can keep your microfiber cloths in top condition and ensure they continue to provide effective cleaning for a long time.