Review on 🧼 MUKitchen Microfiber Specialty Cleaning Cloth: Set of 3, 6-1/2 by 9-1/4 Inches - Ultimate Cleaning Solution by Trisha Hunter

FINALLY a cloth that cleans my stainless steel without leaving streaks! I bought a stainless steel microwave a few months ago and it looked great - until I cleaned it for the first time. That. I bought the highest rated stainless steel cleaner I could find (Weiman spray) but even if I spent too much time rubbing it perfectly with steel grit to make sure I wasn't using too much or too little cleaner - everything I've tried - stainless steel has always looked nasty in the sun. Looks like I just wiped it down with a semi-dirty rag. I borrowed a different brand of stainless steel cleaner and tried it, but the result was the same. I've also tried paper towels (various brands), regular hand towels, stainless steel wipes, lint-free rags, and anything else I could find. The stainless steel napkin in this set (grey) is AMAZING! I took that same Weiman cleaner, sprayed some on the stainless steel itself and wiped it down with this rag - it suddenly looks just like it did when I first removed the protective film from my new stainless steel microwave! I can't believe how easy this is to use - I still expected to have to pay extra attention to fine-grain erasing etc, but it's actually pretty "forgiving" when it comes to erasing patterns too. This cloth cleans MUCH quicker than any other method I've used or seen others use - like I said, I use it WITH stainless steel cleaner, but I've seen an improvement even with just dry use). If you have "fingerprint-free" stainless steel (or whatever it's called), you might even be able to do with a light product-free cleaning. So it's worth trying only gray fabric. The blue cloth is also an ideal cloth for cleaning glass - no streaks or lint here either. Really useful for mirrors, windows or other glass in places where the streaks are really visible. I can clean with Windex or another glass cleaner (I think I have Sparkle now) and the blue cloth goes faster - I don't have to keep checking for streaks and I'm not a slacker. when the sunlight later changes and all invisible bands become visible. The green fabric is probably the least I use, but it's nice to have. It has a rougher cleaning texture, so it can be used to remove more "things" from things (if something is so dirty that you need to clean it before polishing). Gentle enough that I can wipe down my stained kitchen chairs without removing any trim. All in all, you can't go wrong here in my opinion - the gray stainless steel fabric alone is worth it, as are the blue and green fabrics. are also very good. It actually helps a lot that they are color coded - and that the colors make sense for their purposes (steel color for stainless steel, blue for Windex!)