Microfibre Cloths

Red_Elle

CCStar wrote:

Hello - is anyone going to answer my question?????

Are they the same as an E-Cloth

You are supposed to be nice to moneysavers

Pretty sure they are. I remember when the E-Cloth first came out as I worked for a company that sold them - think they were about a fiver :eek:

Ragtimeplayer

I have just been to poundland in Barnsley and they have very large microfibre cloths ( double the normal size), pack of three ,all the same colour, choose from pink, yellow, green, orange and blue.

Hth

Vermilion

CCStar wrote:

Hello - is anyone going to answer my question?????

Are they the same as an E-Cloth

You are supposed to be nice to moneysavers

:rotfl:

looks as if it is a brand name for microfibre? http://www.e-cloth.com/

chinagirl

I'm a fan! My husband even pinches them when valeting a car as he says they are great for windscreens, giving a professional showroom finish.

Smiley_Mum

I bought a few of the large Tesco ones at 99p a cloth. Threw them through the wash and use them as towels. Two cloths per person, sick of washing large bath towels etc and they take ages to dry in the drier if the weather is bad etc. So this way I'm going to save a fortune on electricity costs by just hanging them on the airer to dry by the heater which is on anyway. Thanks for the tips.

Perhaps you could use them to apply fake tan, stitch them up to make a mitt out of them and then just apply the fake bake or whatever like you would with a normal fake tan sponge applicator mitt thing. Perhaps you wouldn't use so much too.

FunkyFairy

http://www.microfibre.co.uk/

I dont know if this is any good to anyone but they give uses and care instructions on the site.

Happyroly

Savers now have the packs 3 for 89p, white, lime green and blue. Also got some Stardrops so guess what I am doing tomorrow (oops today!)
I have used small white microfibre cloths as face flannels for a couple of years, they are very good. Also got a superb bright pink bath towel in microfibre a couple of months ago from Home Bargains, I am sure it was only £2.99, could have been £3.99 but no more than that. Wish I had got a couple more!

Happyroly

Loadsabob

My boyfriend laughed at me this weekend, after I got so chuffed about these cloths at the weekend. I'd read the thread on here and went in search of them.

I found one for £1 in Poundstretcher, bright orange (they had four for £4, different colours, too, but I thought I'd try just one first).

Well, it's amazing! I cleaned the front of my oven and grill with just a little bit of water on one end, dried it with the dry and, and it gleamed, with very minimal elbow grease! The door wasn't filfthy, but certainly a few smears of grease or sticky finger marks. And I did all the mirrors, just by "huhhh"-ing on them and wiping with a dry cloth - perfect gleam, no smear! And a window pane, outside and in, again, perfect! They really are the best things, I will be stocking up on more! I found another in our pound store, a very fine one for mirrors. Kicking myself I didn't get the 4 for £4 now, that would have been perfect! I don't get to Penzance often, and our useless Tesco has decided not to bother...I may try Costcutter...

I remember a friend raving about Ecocloths a while back, and always thinking I would make the outlay one day, and now I don't have to spend a fiver on just one cloth!

Happy gleaming!

Edit - forgot to say my boyfriend was laughing at me in an affectionate way, not ridicule - he thought they were amazing, too, he just loves how I get so "into" things!

Wolfhound

loopylass wrote:

I use stardrops for the first time today
Its amazing i put 1 tablespoon in 8 pints of water(like it says)
didnt smell a lot but i cleaned my paintwork,floor tiles,laminate flooring,glass shelves, mirror, i even tried it on my windows when i done all the glass i used a dry microfibre cloth to buff
as i was on a cleaning frenzy today i changed the water 4 times and used 4 different cloths but have hardly used any of the stardrops
i used to buy flash all purpose and it lasted a week
i know this bottle on general cleaning will last me ages but as im spring cleaning i will use more
Thankyou to all who mentioned stardrops and microfibre cloths:D

Thank you for pointing out all the different things this product can be used for. I can't wait to get started, when I get motivated :rotfl:

Mr_Proctalgia

Be aware that the purple/mauve ones from Poundland colours run :mad:

No - Don't bother asking me how I found out either :eek: :eek:

Other than that they are great (Now to start a thread about colour stained whites in my laundry bin)