20 cleaning tips with microfiber cleaning cloths

Cleaning with microfiber cleaning cloths:

When it comes to cleaning, I’d say there are only a few things I’m passionate about, and microfiber cleaning cloths happen to be one of them. There are hundreds, probably thousands, of uses for microfiber cleaning cloths around the home, office, recreational vehicles, and anything else that you have going on in your life. In this blog, I’m going to show you 20 ways that you can clean using microfiber cloths.

kitchen sink with a mirror and clean with cleaning cloths:

To do this, I spray it with some all-purpose cleaner.
sprinkle in some baking soda.
and wet a general-purpose microfiber cloth.
which not only helps scrub everything super clean but also helps bring the sink to that beautiful shine.
Once I’m done scrubbing, I’ll give the sink a really good rinse and then use a cloth to buff the sink to that perfect shine.
Here I’m using our ultra-plush cloth.

Bath tubs can be a bit of a challenge to clean with cleaning cloths.

Even the cleanest tubs can have water spots and some gritty stuff left behind from any scrub you’re using.
After you scrub your tub with a sponge, make sure to give it a really good rinse.
To get that mirror-like finish.
Use a buffing cloth to get rid of any moisture and excess product, giving you the cleanest tub.

To clean a tablet or television with cleaning cloths:

Spray a glass and electronics cloth with some electronics cleaner.
then wipe it down using the S pattern.
This cloth is great at removing fingerprints and bacteria, giving you that nice glassy shine.

stainless steel cleaning:

Simply use a mix of equal parts vinegar and water and a general-purpose microfiber cloth.
This will not only remove fingerprints and streaks but also buff to a nice, consistent shiny finish.

The office really benefits from microfiber cleaning cloths.

You can clean a desk full of food bits, fingerprints, and spilled juice with some all-purpose cleaner and a general-purpose cloth.
You can also use it for dusting office components, monitors, or any glass finishes in the office.
using a glass and electronics cloth and a bit of either glass cleaner or electronics cleaner.

Having a shiny faucet is like the cherry on top of a clean kitchen.

I’ve just used some vinegar and water here and a general-purpose microfiber cloth.
It picks up anything splashed onto the surface and any crusty bits that are hard to remove.

dirty glasses, cleaning:

Rather than buying a fancy glass cleaning kit.
I’ll use my simple electronics cleaner: water, rubbing alcohol, and one of these polishing cloths.
They remove fingerprints, dirt, bacteria, makeup, and more with simple, quick wipes.

grout in tile cleaning with cleaning cloths:

When cleaning grout on tiles, use something like a sponge or a nylon bristle brush.
Once that’s done, you can wipe away all the cleaning with a dampened general-purpose microfiber cloth.
helping remove any grittiness left behind by the product and revealing a nice streak-free shine.

dishwashing by hand:

For dishwashing by hand, I use a general-purpose microfiber cloth.
They don’t cling to bacteria.
don’t smell and are flexible and easy to work with, even for heavier-duty scrubbing, especially if you let things soak.
Waffle-weave towels are good for drying.
Once done, I rinse my cloth and hang it to dry.

For simple points of contact, cleaner:

Mix equal parts water and rubbing alcohol with ten drops of your favorite essential oil in a clean spray bottle.
This can be used to clean points of contact around the house.
lifting up any bacteria or fingerprints.

Fridge cleaning with cleaning cloths:

When you’ve removed everything from your fridge, give it a good spray with an all-purpose cleaner and grab a general-purpose microfiber cloth.
Start wiping from the top down.
This cloth will help remove anything sticky or any debris and also help dry at the same time.

any glass or window cleaning:

To clean any glass or windows, spray your glass cleaner of choice and use a polishing cloth to wipe from the top to the bottom, removing streaks, fingerprints, and marks.
One wipe leaves no moisture behind.

Washing machine cleaning:

Washing machines can get smelly if kept closed.
I pour some vinegar on a buffing cloth and wipe the door inside and out.
giving the gasket a good wipe-down too.
I do this after every wash.
You can also use this cloth to clean inside the drum, removing any product buildup or weird odors.
This is a good way to take care of your machine.

Cleaning the interior of your car:

Microfiber cloths are good for cleaning your car’s interior.
Their electromagnetic charge attracts dust.
making them ideal for cleaning the dash.
removing fingerprints from the navigation system or marks on the glass.

Mirrors are simple to clean with microfiber.

I use a glass cleaner made with water and vinegar.
Give the mirror a quick spritz, and use a polishing cloth in the S pattern.
This removes streaks and requires only one wipe.

Microfiber cloths are famous for dusting due to their electrostatic charge.

They are great at picking up dust, and here I’m using them for blinds.
You can use them dry or slightly wet.

Cellphone cleaning:

To clean your cellphone, mix equal parts rubbing alcohol and distilled water to make an electronics cleaner.
Spray a polishing cloth or a glass and electronics cloth and give your phone a quick wipe.
This removes ear stuff, makeup, bacteria, and finger grease.

I use general-purpose microfiber cloths in the kitchen every day to clean the counters. I douse the counters in all-purpose cleaner and wipe them down using an S pattern with a general-purpose cloth. It removes crumbs and debris without leaving streaks.

Conclusion

Cupboards build up mess, dirt, and fingerprints over time. Spray a section and wipe it down with a general-purpose microfiber cloth. This removes fingerprints and crumbs from your instant pot that exploded. It works well, and you only need to wipe it once.

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FAQ

How often should microfiber cloths be washed?

Microfiber cloths should be washed after each use to maintain their effectiveness and prevent the buildup of dirt and bacteria.

Can microfiber cloths be used on all surfaces?

Yes, microfiber cloths are safe for most surfaces, including glass, wood, stainless steel, and electronics. Always test on a small area first if unsure.

Do microfiber cloths require special detergents?

No, you can use regular mild detergent, but avoid fabric softeners and bleach, which can damage the fibers.

How long do microfiber cloths last?

With proper care, microfiber cloths can last hundreds of washes, making them a cost-effective cleaning tool.

Are microfiber cloths eco-friendly?

Yes, microfiber cloths are eco-friendly as they reduce the need for chemical cleaners and can be reused many times, reducing waste.