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Microfibre Cloths
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Just bought three packs of 4 x microfibre cloths for 99p per pack of 4 from ...... Pets at Home of all places! I was just quietly going about my business buying my dog food when I saw them! Very excited now, as I bought some Stardrops for the first time yesterday too - I'm off for a cleaning extravaganza now! Do you think I need to get out more?


Cloths are very pretty colours too - packs are pink, lilac, lime green etc. I know it shouldn't matter, but I find cleaning so much more interesting if the cloths are pretty!:o
:dance:£2 savers challenge:dance:£152/£200:naughty:Still trying to pay off my CC
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katiesmummy wrote: »after reading this thread i went out to tesco and bought myself some microfibre cloths and i just want to say
OH MY GAAAADD (think janice from friends)
i have never cleaned things so easily in my life! i was cleaning the insides of my windows at midnight last night and they are fab fab fab. i hardly needed to use any stardrops at all.
thanks guys :T
Funny. This was exactly my thought/reaction as well:D. I'm so pleased now I went and bought some, I just wish I'd discovered this thread and microfibre cloths long time ago...0 -
Ok I know I may embaress myself here but here goes!!!!!
What do you actually do with a microfibre cloth.I bought one once before but only used it like a dosh cloth and didn't find it much cop
I have noticed though they are mentioned here alot and wondered if anyone could point me in the right direction of what I can do with one?
Thakns ss x0 -
Good for household cleaning , suface of cloths picks up with less "elbow grease" can be used without cleaning product or with very little for good results , picks up dust easily if used as duster dry or damp Long lasting just dont wash them in machine with fabric softener .
Can be picked up cheap , I like my large microfiber floor cloth cleans up spills with less scrubbing0 -
i'm in the microfibre cloth fan club

you can use it to clean/polish ANYTHING!!
use it wet to wash your car
use it as a duster in the house
use a wet one with stardrops to clean the bath and basin, then a dry one to dry/buff it up
use a wet one/ dry one to polish shower screen
wipe kitchen surfaces
clean kitchen sink
clean top of the oven
i have about 8 cloths i think, and i use some wet with stardrops for cleaning, then i use a dry one to polish things up
they're also good for cleaning dirty marks off a carpet ( with stardrops again!)
i wouldn't be without mine.... i think they're brilliant
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they are brilliant for stuffing washable shaped pocket nappies as they are very absorbant.
great for cleaning windows.lots of small stepswill get you a long waybsc 1400 -
excellant thanks..I have purchased my 1st bottle of star drops today after spedning 2hours cleaning my bathroom with bleech and a toothbrush
I think I am getting the hang of this........0 -
hope you bought a new toothbrush as well :rotfl:0
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I have several, and a microfibre mop head - cleans the floor without the need for detergent :j
I'll add this to the existing microfibre cloth thread so that you can see what others do
Penny. x:rudolf: Sheep, pigs, hens and bees on our Teesdale smallholding :rudolf:0
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