🧽 10-Pack of Zwipes Microfiber Windshield and Glass Cleaning Cloths Review

is very mediocre. The cleaning side is standard, the polishing side is not the best material, it is so gritty that it makes cleaning difficult. I recommend waffle weave and microfiber towels for drying around the house and even more so for cars. Also, I should note that the two-layer construction is cumbersome, causing them to separate and crease if wiped too quickly. Most cheaper microfiber companies have this problem with reversible towels. That being said I'll give them away doesn't really…

These are perfect for those who have extra cash they'd rather squander but don't have a lighter handy to just burn it up. . cheap, thin, non-absorbent. There is some mesh on the back. God forbid you clean something recklessly and accidentally wipe it with part of the fishing net pointing downwards. You will have nice scratches on the paint or on the plastic or whatever you want to polish. To make things even weirder. they have tags on them. and they're on the microfiber side! The? Yes. This is…

I bought a new car a few weeks ago and it has since survived a rain shower and gone through a hand wash I haven't dried the windows well . I also often park under trees so there has been a lot of visible water stains and sap build up on the windows during this time. I tried using Windex with a regular microfiber cloth to clean them the other day, but to my surprise, most of the water stains stayed no matter how hard I scrubbed. Today I bought Stoner Invisible Glass with rain cover and tried…

I have been a cleaner for over 30 years. I get into the details and prefer to find the most effective and logical products to get my cleaning tasks done. I've been using Zwipes microfiber towels for a few years. I love her. Zwipe's Microber windshield wipers are slightly different as they have a mesh overlay on one side of the fabric. Obviously this is to remove blemishes and hard spots from windshields. Then finish cleaning with the soft side of the cloth. The towels I've used in the past are…

I've been using them for about 3 years and I panicked when I thought they were discontinued. I soak them in dish soap, rinse them with fresh water and wipe EVERYTHING with them. They dry the steak for free on any surface. The mesh on one side perfectly absorbs dirt and crumbs, the cloth is easy to clean and lasts about 2 weeks with daily use. Then I use them for the real dirty work and eventually throw them away. I easily feel like I'm getting my money's worth with every fabric. And saved a…