Design Imports 6pk Microfiber Essential Dishtowels Gray: Kitchen Towels, Microfiber Dishcloth, Solid Pattern, 15.75"x23.5"

Dishcloths & Dishtowels To Tackle Any Cleaning Job
DII loosen food & grease for easy cleaning of dirty countertops, dishes, and pans. Microfiber gets underneath the dirt and germs, lifting them from the surface and trapping them until the cloth or mop is laundered. Microfiber is densely constructed polyester and polyamide (nylon) fibers that are approximately 1/16th the thickness of a human hair. When woven together, these fibers create a net-like surface area, covered with millions of spaces to trap moisture, dirt and debris. The micro-fibers are able to get into tiny nooks and crevices whereas the traditional cotton cloth and mop fibers cannot. The nylon component of the fiber also produces a static charge that attracts dirt, pulling it in and trapping it until the cloth or pad is washed.
Ultra Absorbent
Holds up to 7 times in weight in liquid, dirt or grime - Microfiber has a capillary effect between the fibers creating suction, enabling it to clean and polish at the same time. Microfiber cleaning towels work best when used slightly damp. For optimum results, mist the microfiber towel with tap water and wipe; no chemicals are needed. If the towel leaves streaks while cleaning, it is too damp or too dirty and needs to be washed. Microfiber is safe on all surfaces. For polishing and dusting, microfiber towels are best when used dry.
Quality You Can Rely On
Microfiber is a lint-free, non-abrasive, and hypoallergenic product that allows you to clean without the use of harsh chemicals. Unlike traditional cotton and paper wiping products or cotton mops that tend to push or smear dirt and grime, microfiber actually gets underneath the dirt and germs, lifting them from the surface and trapping them until the cloth or mop is laundered. Microfiber is very absorbent and can hold up to seven times its weight in moisture. Microfiber dust cloths are safe on all surfaces. Microfiber can also be used with a diluted disinfectant. If you choose to use chemicals, you can use less by diluting the chemical with water.