Description

Sadra Microfiber Cloth

• Microfibers are made from combination of polyester and polyamide.
• The diameter of a microfiber string is approximately 20 times smaller than that of silk string and 100 times smaller than that of one strand of human hair.
• If it is used in dry state, the electrostatic property made the surface clean; and if it is used in wet state, breaking away of the surface tension of the liquids and oils made the surface clean.
• If a cotton-fibers cloth is used to clean the surfaces while one move it on the dirt solid surfaces, liquids and strains are stuck to the surface of fibers; while if a microfiber cloth is used to clean the surfaces, liquids and strains are absorbed into the small holes of the fibers and remain there until the cloth is washed. It is better to wash the cloth with the lukewarm water and mild detergents without chlorine upon finishing the cleansing. Hot water should not be used because the heat will damage the texture of the cloth. The liquid detergents are the best choice for washing them.