Eurow 300 GSM Microfiber Cleaning Cloths, Soft, Streak-Free, Lint-Free, Ultra Absorbent, Reusable Towels for Auto Detailing, Home Cleaning, Kitchen, Glass, Electronics, 12x16in, 36-Pack, Yellow

These are amazing!I purchased these in October 2011. 4 1/2 years ago! I use them on a daily basis and I can't imagine life without them. I actually went ahead and purchased a second pack in 2013 because I was expecting them to die on me at some point and I was worried they may no longer be sold. Well, the recent pack is still sitting in storage in its original package, because the old set is still holding up strong.I do windows and mirrors with them. Usually without adding any window cleaner. Works great. I use them for counter tops and the kitchen sink, and my stainless appliances. I use them for the bathroom counters. I use them on my constantly dusty screened porch - they get pollen dust off really nicely without any added cleaner. I use them when restoring old furniture - to apply bee's wax finish. I use them for dusting. I use them ..... on everything.But the best use I get out of them is by using them on my Swiffer duster. (See pic). I got the Swiffer for free with a coupon when they were first introduced. It was a nice concept and I liked it, but being on the cheap side, I couldn't imagine buying those refill packs all the time. Nicely enough, these microfiber cloths fit right on it. All my floors (wood, laminate, tile and linoleum) are exclusively cleaned with my Swiffer/cloth combination. It works perfectly for me. If I want to just mop up some dust without getting the vacuum out, the microfiber picks it right up. To wet mop, I put only a little water with cleaning agent in a bucket and throw some cloths in it. Take one out, wring it out, on the Swiffer it goes. When it shows signs of dirt, I turn it around. After both sides are dirty, it gets tossed in the laundry room. I never rinse them in the mop water, I just pull a fresh one out. This keeps the mop water clean at all times. The size is larger than the mop, so they hang out on the sides which is an advantage. It gives some wiggle room for corners and reaches a bit further under the fridge, stove, etc to pull crumbles out if there are any.They get washed a LOT and they are holding up so, so well. Despite frequent bleaching. In the attached pic you can see the comparison of a new one (which I pulled out of the storage stack) and the 4+ year old one (on the right). They obviously get thinner, but they still work. All seams are still intact. No holes, nothing.Now, I would not want to clean my counter tops with the cloths I use on the floor, despite washing and bleaching them. So I keep separate stacks for separate duties. This works, because I colored the labels with different colors. When they start fading, my little one gets to re-color them.Truly a great item. I will never regret having purchased these. And since, a lot of my friends jumped onto the Swiffer/microfiber cloth train as well.

The packaging was very good, one heavy duty box inside another box, but didn't understand the extra packaging for microfiber. When I initially opened the package, I was not impressed with these cloths compared to all the other microfiber cloths that I have because they seemed thinner, cheaper, and unusual fiber for Microfiber. So I thought that maybe they are just disposable after one use....NOT....these are superior to Microfiber cloths I have paid five times more. On my five month old auto, there is a shipping grease on the black mag wheels that is very hard to remove. When mixed with brake dust, the grease stains any type of cloth I have used to clean the wheels, to the point they cannot be washed (the grease is impossible to wash out using strong chemicals in hot water)so any rag I use I end up throwing it out. So I thought these yellow cloths would be just what I needed on the wheels since I thought they were one use disposable cloths. After using this yellow cloth on the wheels until it turned almost totally black, I said maybe I'll try washing it in my garage sink with hand soap. In about one minute, in warm water and hand soap, this little yellow cloth was spotless. I could not believe it but I did notice that while the cloth was being washed, it expanded, became much thicker while wet, and could hold an immense amount of water. Then I tried another one for dusting and it seemed as if it was absorbing the dust because none was going anywhere as the cloth went over the furniture. Then, I took another one, wet it slightly, and used it to scrub a bathroom counter top. The way the cloth is made causes it to attract dirt while wet and soapy, yet you can easily ring it out and then dry the countertop with the same rag. Amazing because I have Microfiber for dusting, for cleaning with soap and water, for cleaning with just water, ones for mirrors, and ones for glass. So after several days in using these yellow cloths, I have discovered that these are the only ones that you need for any job. I have never been that impressed with Microfiber before, except when I discovered a few years ago that there is a special kind of Microfiber cloths just for glass that does a better job than regular Microfiber. However, these yellow cloths do it all, and do it very, very well and clean up spotless no matter what you have been using them for, as it must be the way they are made. By the way, I use Microfiber dish rags and dish towels also.