Technical Information

In the early 20th century, microfiber was developed as an innovation in cleaning products. It replaced the traditional cotton products with its superior performance. Compared with cotton fiber, microfiber has higher water absorption, stronger decontamination, is lint free, resists mildew and odors, and people loved these benefits.


The microfibers can get into the deepest part of a surface without scratching the surface making microfiber cloth one of the softest and safest type of towel. Also, they don’t require the use of chemicals to be an effective cleaning tool. You can simply use water to clean a surface. The shape, size, and combination, of synthetic fibers are selected for specific characteristics, including: softness, durability, absorption, wicking abilities, water repellency, electrodynamics and filtering capabilities. Microfiber products have the exceptional ability to absorb oils and are not hard enough to scratch delicate paintwork unless they have retained grit or hard particles from previous use.Microfiber’s unique properties allow it to attract dust and dirt like a magnet. Microfiber cloths are widely used by car detailers to handle a variety of tasks such as removing wax from paintwork, quick detailing, cleaning interiors, cleaning glass and drying.


Characteristics of Microfiber Cloths

As the name suggests, microfiber cloths are made from very small fibers. If you’re trying to get a sense of scale, microfibers are smaller than a single strand of silk. In comparison, the fibers in cotton cleaning cloths are bulky and less effective.

Now, take a glance at the label of the microfiber cloths you use for cleaning. Often, they’re made of a blend of polyester and polyamide or nylon. In short, this means the cloths are a plastic derivative. The polyester and polyamide are combined

in such a way that the fibers are split. In addition to creating more fiber surfaces with which to clean, this makes the cloths very porous. When you use microfiber cloths for cleaning, you benefit from both of these factors.

When high-quality microfiber is combined with the right knitting process, it creates an extremely effective cleaning material. Microfiber materials can hold up to eight times their weight in water. Microfiber products have an exceptional ability to absorb liquids such as oils. According to tests, using microfiber to clean a surface reduces the number of bacteria by 99%, whereas, conventional cleaning materials reduces the number by only 33%.

Many people don’t like using cleaning chemicals. They’re costly and can cause allergic reactions and skin irritations. Some people worry that overusing cleaning chemicals and other cleaning agents, in an effort to make our homes cleaner and more hygienic, are undermining the way our bodies’ immune systems naturally defend themselves against germs. Another complaint is that chemicals don’t simply disappear into thin air. They contain contaminants that flush down our drains into rivers and seas, where they cause water pollution. We might be making our homes cleaner, but we’re making the environment dirtier in the process. For all these reasons and more, many people would love to clean their homes without chemicals-and that’s where microfiber cleaning cloths can help.

In summary, microfiber’s primary features:
  • Super water absorbent;
  • Lint and streak free;
  • No scratches;
  • Without chemical cleaners;
  • Resist mildew and odors.

How Do Microfiber Cloths Work?

Because of the characteristics of the microfibers, using microfiber cloths for cleaning can make housekeeping both easier and more effective.

Cloths not made from microfiber tend to push dirt and gunk around on surfaces, so cleaning can be a real pain. The beauty of microfiber cloths is the split fibers that they’re made up of create more surfaces that can capture dirt, dust and even bacteria. Many viruses are a bit too small to be scooped up by microfibers, but a cloth with fibers so small it can remove bacteria is pretty impressive, right? Because of this, you can use microfiber cloths for cleaning many surfaces with nothing more than water.

Have you ever wiped down your kitchen counter with a cotton cloth and then had to go back over it with a paper towel to get rid of the remaining moisture and debris? Well, microfiber can be used dry, so you eliminate the need for that second round of swiping. As if that wasn’t exciting enough, polyester and fats play well together, which means microfiber is great for lifting grease and oil off surfaces without the aid of strong chemical cleaning agents.

In addition, the porous nature of microfiber cloths makes them very absorbent and allow them to dry quickly. If you’ve ever stepped on a microfiber bathmat after showering, you have experienced firsthand how fast-drying this material can work. Therefore, even if you do dampen the cloths for cleaning stubborn smudges, they’ll barely leave a trace of liquid behind.

How to properly use Microfiber Cloths for cleaning?

Obviously, microfiber is a dream cloth. However, it won’t work if it’s not used or maintained properly. Keep in mind that if you oversaturate a microfiber cloth, it’s not going to work very well. Unless your goal is to push dirty water around on a surface, you’ll only want to lightly dampen microfiber cloths as you clean.

Additionally, you need to launder your microfiber cloths regularly. Doing so not only ensures that you’re being hygienic, it makes your microfiber cloths last longer. These cloths require some special care on laundry day, so read up on washing microfiber cloths before you toss them in the machine.

There are 3 ways to clean using Microfiber Cloths:
  • Dry Cleaning: to absorb hair, dust, water;
  • Wet Cleaning: to remove dust, stains, and dense sludge;
  • Half-dry & Half- wet Cleaning: optimal for glass, mirror, etc.

How to Clean Microfiber Cloths

Microfiber cloths are amazing multi-purpose housekeeping tools that are especially handy for dusting and removing grime. However, even these cleaners need to be cleaned sometimes. After all, if you never wash your microfiber cloth, you’re just smearing dirt and gunk all over your home and its surfaces.

So what do you do when the cloths needs a good washing? Learn how to clean microfiber cloths so that they can do their job properly and last longer. There are a couple of different methods you can use for microfiber cloth cleaning.

The washing machine:

Because microfiber cloths can capture large amounts of dust, hair, clutter, etc., they should be washed first by water. Then put them into the laundry using warm water and add a gentle liquid detergent. Afterwards, place the cloths in the dryer on low heat with no dryer sheet. Check back in a few minutes as it takes very little time for microfiber to dry. The result will be a cloth good as new.

There are a few rules of thumb you should follow if you use the washing machine to clean your cloths. For starters, you should never use powdered detergents, fabric softener, or bleach, when washing microfiber cloths nor should you wash your cloths in hot water. You should also avoid washing microfiber with cotton, as even the most miniscule lint particles can clog the fibers of your cloth, rendering it useless.

The dishwasher:

That’s right. You can wash your microfiber cloth along with your dishes. For the best results, lay your cloth flat on the top rack of the dishwasher. Once the cleaning cycle has run its course, wring out excess water and hang your microfiber cloth until it’s dry.

The microwave:

Microfiber cloth sanitation can take place in the microwave as long as your cloth isn’t heavily soiled. Simply dampen your cloth and microwave it for 60 seconds. Let the cloth cool before removing it. Once the cloth is dry, it’s ready to clean again.

Hainuo –Best Choice for Your Cleaning Work

Hainuo was founded in 2003 and today Hainuo has a large-scale production capacity with a full range of production processes, from spinning, weaving, dyeing, cutting, sewing, packing. Each production process is done in the most sophisticated way with cost controls to optimize value.

Different microfiber yarn:

Not all microfiber cloths are created equal. A refined selection of high-quality raw materials and finely subdivided ingredients are important factors in quality. The material composition blend of microfiber yarn varies from 70/30, 75/25, 80/20, 85/15 to 90/10.

Various yarn filament:

Composite filament includes 288,144,72,48,36 pieces of filament.

Excellent dyeing crafts:

The technological difficulty in producing quality microfiber is in the dyeing process; no matter what material is used. If the dyeing process does not reach the designated result, the suction hole of microfiber are not fully opened and its performance is compromised. So the degree of opening, time, temperature control, and dye solution, will determine the final quality of microfiber. In this respect, Hainuo has maintained the highest quality and optimized the performance of microfiber.

Different weaving technique for various purposes:

Microfiber terry cloths are by far the most popular and can be used for many types of cleaning. There are other weaving techniques, such as waffle, coral, glass cloth,suede, etc., for specific cleaning applications such as glass cleaning, polishing, scrubbing, dusting, etc.

Types of Microfiber Cloths:

We offer one of the largest selections of microfiber cloths in the world. They each have a specific purpose but are all designed to perform at the highest with the greatest efficacy. We offer the best quality microfiber cloth on the market.

Based on the customer’s requirements, Hainuo utilizes the optimal combination of yarn and yarn count fineness, opens the pores between fibers through highly efficient dyeing techniques, uses nearly 20 styles of weaving methods as needed, and today manufacturers hundreds of cleaning, drying, and polishing products for Home, Auto, Factory, Office, Body Care, Baby Care.