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Cleaning Cloths for Quick, Everyday Wipe-Downs

Spills, dust and everyday grime call for a cloth that is ready to go at a moment's notice. Cleaning cloths are designed for general wiping across benchtops, appliances, mirrors and surfaces that need a quick clean rather than heavy scrubbing.

Microfibre cloths are a popular choice for picking up dust and streak-free glass, while thicker terry-style cloths handle spills and everyday kitchen wipe-downs with more absorbency.

Part of a Complete Cleaning Range

Cleaning cloths are one part of the broader cleaning collection, sitting alongside tools built for tougher jobs. Where a cloth handles light dusting and wiping, something with more texture is needed for baked-on grime or stuck-on residue.

For jobs that need extra scrubbing power, such as pots, ovens or outdoor furniture, switch to sponges & scourers instead, keeping your cloths reserved for the lighter, everyday wipe-downs they do best.

Cloths for the Kitchen and Beyond

In the kitchen, it helps to keep cleaning cloths separate from tea towels, since one wipes up mess and the other dries dishes. Using the wrong one for the job means bacteria from benchtops and spills can end up on the towel you use for drying glassware.

Store your cloths within easy reach so you are not hunting for one mid-spill. Under-sink storage is a practical spot for keeping a stack of clean cloths alongside your other cleaning supplies, ready to grab whenever you need them.

Frequently Asked Questions

How often should cleaning cloths be washed?

Wash cleaning cloths every couple of days, or immediately after wiping up raw food spills, to stop bacteria and odours building up.

What is the best fabric for a cleaning cloth?

Microfibre is popular for trapping dust and leaving glass streak-free, while cotton or terry-style cloths suit spills and general wiping.

Can I use the same cloth for the kitchen and bathroom?

It is best to keep separate cloths for the kitchen and bathroom to avoid cross-contaminating germs between the two spaces.

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