How is a Microfiber Cloth Different From a Cotton Cloth?

Microfiber cloths are made of polyester and nylon, as opposed to cotton, like most cleaning cloths are.

The key advantage here is that the fibers are split to over 100 times smaller than a human hair, creating a larger volume of fibers touching a surface area and making microfiber significantly more absorbent. Microfiber also has a natural static charge built up that attracts dust particles and forces them to cling to the cloth.

Microfiber is the better alternative for people interested in green cleaning and reducing the total amount of chemicals used in their home. When cleaning with a microfiber cloth you only need to add water and let the fibers do all the work. Microfiber cloths save you time spent on cleaning and money spent on chemicals that aren’t necessary.