🧽 Buff Microfiber Cleaning Cloth, Orange (12 Pack), Size 16" x 16", All Purpose Microfiber Towels for Cleaning, Dusting, Polishing, Scrubbing & Absorbing Review

They are amazing. I gave one to my sister and she ordered a pack for herself. I use it over and over again and wash it occasionally. The best way to clean all types of ovens. Dampen one part to clean, then dry with the other part. Use and reuse for most cleanings. Also great for stainless steel appliances to remove fingerprints and food debris.

These are some of the best towels at this price point. I use them on the interior of my car and to apply/remove a quick detail spray on the outside. 16x16 towels are just enough for my use. They seem to be made out of pretty good material and don't leave any lint. My only complaint is that I wish they had removable labels. I've tried removing them but it seems like it's tearing the stitching. I will buy again.

These clean better than I ever thought as I used to always use a sponge or paper towels but they pick up a lot more dirt and water and didn't know stainless steel can look good. They also clean windows and mirrors without any cleaning agents, just with a little water. no stains. I've given a few friends who honestly look at me like I just slipped off a cracker but hope they use them and find out how great they work. They are also good for cleaning electronics - computer screens, phone screens…

I'm learning more about auto detailing and I've learned so much. I bought you because I needed a quality product that did exactly what it was supposed to do. Microfiber is also a mechanical cleaner, so you don't need any cleaning solutions. I use them, just a lot less cleaner. In addition, they are ideal for use in car detailing. They collect every grain of dirt and pollutants. I love that you can get different colors. I'm definitely getting more different colors to keep them separate for the…

They absorb a lot of water. So far I've only used it to clean the bathroom. They work fine. I like them better than the cotton napkins I've used for years. They're fairly large but light and not as bulky as cotton towels, making them easier to handle and giving more surface area to clean. They wring out much better than cotton. It's generally a better choice than cotton, but they need to be washed with fabrics that don't flock, as the fibers will cling to the microfiber and clog it, so it won't