How to clean microfibre cloths

What is the best way to wash and maintain microfibre cloths for longevity?

Microfibre cloths serves as the most powerful tool in your cleaning caddy. Understanding how to manage their washing loops ensures they trap dust and bacteria effectively without damaging the sanctuary of your home. Let's master your professional cloth care together!

1. The Professional Colour Code System

  • Blue: For the loo

  • Yellow: For mellow (light dusting)

  • Green: For glass and mirrors

  • Pink: For the sink and kitchen

  • Grey: For stainless steel polishing

  • White: For carpet stain removal loops

Maintaining this professional system serves to prevent cross-contamination across different zones of your sanctuary!

PROFESSIONAL CLOTH TIP:

Never use fabric conditioner! It serves to coat the tiny fibres and stops them from absorbing dirt. If they start to feel stiff, add a splash of white vinegar to the final loop to reset the softness instantly!

2. The Professional Strip Loop

Once a month, your cloths need a deeper reset. Perform a professional strip by boiling them in a pot with a tablespoon of Soda Crystals for 10 minutes. This habit serves to dissolve deep-seated grease and oils that standard machine cycles might miss, restoring professional-grade performance.

3. Sanitisation & Drying Mastery

Wash your cloths at 60 degrees to kill bacteria professionally. Always wash them together and avoid mixing with cotton towels, as microfibre serves to "grab" lint from other fabrics! Air dry where possible; high tumble dryer heat serves to melt the synthetic bonds. For a professional sanctuary finish, mist your storage basket with **Eucalyptus oil** and water to keep your toolkit smelling spa-fresh. Happy cleaning!

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Happy cleaning 🤍
Lynsey Queen of Clean xoxo
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