What the heck is Microfiber? Microfiber is a technique for manufacturing synthetic fibers only 1/16th the width of a human hair with microscopic "hooks" that act as claws to scrape up and hold dirt, dust, grime and even bacteria. The fibers are so small they're able to penetrate the microscopic surface pores of materials.

Microfibers can hold 6-8 times their weight in water which is many times more than other materials. Microfiber wipes are very durable and can be washed thousands of times. Microfiber wipes also require 95% less chemicals. EPA testing has shown that microfiber can reduce bacteria by 99%!

We recently got a call from a lady who was interested in our Unger SmartColor Microfiber Microwipes. She said she saw them cheaper on the Target website. Well...guess what? Unger makes 3 different Microwipes, Heavy, Medium and Light duty. Of course, she was compairing our Heavy Duty to Targets Light Duty Microwipes.

We stock Professional Grade Microwipes which are 3 times stronger, made from the highest grade textiles and have the maximum absorbency.

"I use our microfiber wipers at home and have used the same Unger Microwipe (the yellow one) for washing our cars and my truck for about 3 years. I especially like how much water and soap it can hold and I really abuse it when I wash my truck. I've washed my yellow wiper hundreds of times and I can't seem to wear it out!"

Here's Ungers MicroWipe page compairing Heavy, Medium, and Light-Duty.

Here's a free link to the EPA Article on Microfiber Mops and how to reduce bacteria 99%!.

You can also click on this link to the Rubbermaid Commercial "What is Microfiber?" Mini-Video and "How To Clean with Microfiber" guides.

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