Articles and tech tips on how to best use and care for your microfiber.
"Just The Facts" Microfiber is able to pick up dirt, dust, and even bacteria! Microfiber cloths can be used wet or dry on any surface in your home. Microfiber cleans well with just water for a chemical free household Pair...
Since the early stages of the current COVID-19 pandemic, we at Microfiber Wholesale have seen an increase in concerns surrounding cleaning and disinfecting homes and workplaces. Cleaning and disinfecting are always important but, as with a lot of things, it’s...
"OUR MICROFIBER MANUFACTURING PARTNERS ARE ASCOMMITTED TO QUALITY AND INNOVATION AS WE ARE." One of the most frequent questions we get is “Where is your microfiber made?” When our customers or potential customers ask that question, they’re hoping the answer...
"Just The Facts" Properly maintaining and cleaning hardwood floors is key to making them last. Microfiber flat mops are easy to use, don't require extra equipment like buckets, are lightweight and easy to maneuver under and around furniture. Microfiber is...
"Just The Facts" Not all microfiber is the same. High quality microfiber towels will absorb liquid, feel "grippy" on your skin, and will pick up and hold dirt and dust. Good microfiber towels should last hundreds of launderings. Here's a...
We interviewed the Mike Kelley of Combat Cleanerz. During the interview Mike mentioned that Elayna Beatty is in charge of laundering microfiber and that she has a process that they strictly follow. Elayna was kind enough to share that with...
Microfiber mops are an extremely effective cleaning tool, but to get the most out of them it’s important to know how to properly use the mop. For dust mopping skip down to step 2. If you are looking for a...
MATCHING THE MOP TO THE JOB There are essentially two types of mopping; regular maintenance and cleaning up spills. REGULAR MAINTENANCE Regular maintenance is most likely to cause fatigue and injury because it involves mopping a large area and it’s...
CARING FOR MICROFIBER: Caring for microfiber is pretty easy if you know the rules. Towels, dusters and mops made of microfiber can last hundreds of washings if you stay away from the 2 big no-nos for microfiber: No Heat in...
"Just The Facts" The fibers in microfiber material are so tiny and dense that they create more surface area from dirt and dust to cling to, making Microfiber a superior material for cleaning. Microfiber can to hold 7 times its...
