Review on 🧽 Eurow Yellow Microfiber Cleaning Cloths - 36 Pack, 12x16in, 300GSM by Erik Richardson

They're amazing! I bought them in October 2011. 4.5 years ago! I use them every day and can't imagine life without them. I actually bought a second pack in 2013, expecting they would die off on me at some point and fearing they would stop selling. Well, the last pack is still in its original packaging in the warehouse, because the old set is still tight. I make windows and mirrors with it. Usually without the addition of window cleaner. Works perfectly. I use them on countertops and kitchen sinks and stainless steel appliances. I use them for bathroom shelves. I use them on my perpetually dusty glassed-in porch - they remove pollen very well without any additional cleaning products. I use them when restoring old furniture - for applying beeswax. I use them for powder. i use them on everything. But the best I get from them is using them on my Swiffer rag. (see fig.). I got Swiffer for free with a coupon when they were first introduced. It was a good concept and I liked it, but because of the low cost, I couldn't see myself buying these replacement packs all the time. Ironically, these microfiber towels fit right on top of him. All of my floors (wood, laminate, tile and linoleum) are cleaned exclusively with a swiffer and rag combo. It works great for me. If I just want to wipe some dust without getting out the vacuum, the microfiber will pick it up. To wet the mop, I pour some water and dish soap into a bucket and throw in some rags. Take one out, wring it out and it goes to the swiffer. If it shows signs of dirt, I turn it over. After both sides are dirty, he is thrown into the laundromat. I never rinse them with mop water, I just pull them out fresh. As a result, the water in the mop always stays clean. The size is larger than a mop so they hang down the sides which is a plus. This gives some wiggle room in the corners and gets a little further under the fridge, stove etc to get the crumbs out if there are any. They wash LOTS and hold up so well. Despite frequent bleaching. In the attached picture you can see a comparison of the new (the one I pulled from the stock pile) and the 4 year old (on the right). They're getting significantly thinner, but they still work. All seams are still intact. No holes, nothing. Now I wouldn't want to clean the countertops with the rags I use for the floor, even though I've washed and bleached them. So I keep separate batches for different tasks. It works because I colored the labels with different colors. If they start to fade my toddler can recolor them. Really great stuff. I will never regret buying them. And since then, a lot of my friends have jumped on the swiffer/microfiber bandwagon too.