Microfibers

Nature of microfiber in the manufacture of the cloth:

Microfiber is made from synthetic fibers. The most commonly used fibers are polyamide and polyester.
It is the distribution of these two components which makes the characteristic of the microfiber used (70/30, 80/20...etc).
Each of these fibers has its own characteristics:
- Polyester is hydrophobic and therefore does not absorb water but is on the other hand lipophilic and therefore absorbs liquid fats.
- Polyamide is hydrophilic and therefore absorbs water and lipophilic.
What are the advantages of the microfiber cloth for the user? To fully understand this point, you must have already understood the Sinner circle which summarizes the cleaning action in 4 distinct parameters. Namely: chemical action (water and detergent), temperature, action time and mechanical action (rubbing or brushing action). The microfiber increases the mechanical action and therefore reduces the time spent and also the quantity of detergent (including lower product consumption). The perfect combination is therefore the use of a microfiber and a disinfectant detergent.

Mechanical efficiency of the professional microfiber cloth

- Reduction in the number of passes required to clean a surface => PRODUCTIVITY
- Reduction of chemicals and inhalation of VOCs => SAFETY
- Weight of the fringes => ERGONOMICS
- Reduction of particulate contamination of ambient air => safety
- Reduced surface drying time and risk of falling => PRODUCTIVITY and SAFETY

Microfiber therefore has several advantages:
- Visual cleanliness, resistance, disinfection efficiency, safety, economy, sustainable development

Professional Microfiber Cloths Frequently Asked Questions

How to use your professional microfiber cloth?

Dry use will ensure effective dust removal thanks to the natural power of microfiber.
When used dry, the microfibre cloth acts by mechanical and electrostatic force to capture dust and loose particles. It is recommended to gently pass the cloth over the surfaces which will then behave like a dust "magnet".
Wet use with water or a detergent or disinfectant solution will provide cleaning, degreasing and disinfection according to your hygiene plan.
For a thorough cleaning, microfibre cloths should be lightly dampened with water or a suitable cleaning solution. After wringing it out, the cloth can then effectively capture grease and dirt and ensure effective disinfection if your detergent solution is formulated for this purpose.
Microfiber cloth maintenance
After each use, it is essential to wash the microfibre cloths carefully with a mild detergent, without fabric softener. In fact, using fabric softener will cause the microfibre cloth to lose its electrostatic properties. Drying should be done in the open air or in a tumble dryer at a low temperature to preserve their effectiveness and in particular the properties of the fibres.

Why use a color code for the microfiber cloth?

In the professional environment, the implementation of a color code is now obvious in all areas. Whether for food brushing where the choice of colored food broom makes it possible to identify the different preparation areas within the framework of the Haccp method or in the use of cloths .
The microfiber cloth is no exception to this rule and the implementation of a color code on the microfiber cloths will ensure controlled hygiene.