Split Microfiber Strands

If you look closely at a microfiber cloth, you’ll notice the strands look like an asterisk because the fiber strands are split, causing them to flare out. In a square inch of fabric, there can be as many as 300,000 strands of fibers. Each strand acts like a hook that scrapes up moisture or grime!

Can absorb up to seven times its weight in liquid

If you are drying dishes or wiping down your vehicle, you won’t have to worry about trying to dry with a soaked rag.

The absorbency will also help when using cleaning solutions. You’ll have to use less product because it stays on microfiber better than a regular cotton cloth.

Last longer and won’t leave lint or residue behind

Microfibers are made with one continuous filament, so they are nearly lint-free. This means that microfiber cloths are not made up of hundreds of individual strands, but they are made of one continuous strand that is split into fibers.

Thinner than a strand of human hair

Microfiber strands are incredibly thin, so they won’t scratch surfaces and are even safe for use on eyeglasses. Microfiber strands are finer than a strand of silk! It is important to make sure your microfiber cloth is free of debris before wiping delicate surfaces because a dirty cloth may cause scratches.