"Microfiber Streak Free Cleaning Cloth - How to Use It",

As you all know, there are many kinds of cleaning cloths that are available, but when cleaning with the new generation of microfiber streak free cleaning cloth, one uses only water and does not need any chemical cleaners to clean and wipe most surfaces streak free.


Yes, all you need is water, and there is a method to cleaning, so that you do not leave any streaks.

For the best way to clean, you have to first wet the cloth, it is important that you wet the cloth before use, then wring it so that it is damp, and then you wipe any surface in the normal way. Make sure it is not soaking wet.

The trick is that the cloth has to be damp, and not soaking wet, when you use the cloth to wipe. No chemicals are needed.

This cloth works great on glass, mirrors, windows, windshields, tv screens, computer monitors, laptop screens, eyeglasses, sunglasses, bathroom tiles, counter tops, refrigerators, microwave faces, oven faces, and many other surfaces. It will work on tile, vinyl, chrome, plastic articles, acrylic and on other materials.

One can use them in you home, kitchen, bathroom, office, car, boat, rv and other vehicles.

They are perfect for eyeglasses. To use them on eyeglasses, just cut them into small pieces, wet them, wring them so they are just damp, and wipe them to make your lenses clean and streak free. Once again, we must make sure that they are not soaking wet, but just damp.

The secret of the streak free microfiber cleaning cloth is in the structure of and composition of the material and the manufacturing process and methods. The fibers are pressed, and not woven, and composed of very fine filaments that are put through a special treatment process.

These are also machine washable, and re-usable, but have to be air dried, not dried in a clothes dryer. Traditional cleaning liquids and soaps can be used to clean them.

Since they are washable and re-usable, they are earth friendly and environment friendly green products and they eliminate the need for disposable cleaning and wiping materials, that are used and then disposed off in landfills and other places.