What types of cloths are best for cleaning?

Microfiber cloths are highly effective for cleaning as they trap dirt and dust without scratching surfaces. Cotton cloths are also great for general cleaning tasks.

Can I use scourers on non-stick cookware?

No, it's best to avoid using abrasive scourers on non-stick surfaces as they can scratch the coating. Opt for soft sponge scourers instead.

How do I clean and maintain my cloths?

Most cloths can be machine washed. Avoid using fabric softeners, as they can reduce absorbency. Air dry or tumble dry on a low setting.

Are sponge scourers reusable?

Yes, many sponge scourers are designed for multiple uses. Rinse them thoroughly after use and allow them to dry to prevent bacteria growth.

How often should I replace my cleaning cloths?

Replace your cleaning cloths when they become worn or stained, or if they no longer clean effectively. Regularly washing them can prolong their life.

Can I use cloths and scourers on all surfaces?

While most cloths and scourers can be used on various surfaces, always check the manufacturer’s guidelines to avoid damage, especially on delicate surfaces.

Are your products eco-friendly?

Yes, we offer a range of eco-friendly cloths and scourers made from sustainable materials, designed to reduce environmental impact.

What’s the best way to store cleaning cloths?

Store cleaning cloths in a dry area away from direct sunlight to prevent them from degrading. Use a clean container to keep them organized.

How do I choose the right scourer for my cleaning task?

Select a scourer based on the surface you'll be cleaning. For tough stains, use a heavy-duty scourer, and for delicate surfaces, choose a soft sponge scourer.

Can I use cloths for disinfecting?

Yes, use dedicated cleaning cloths for disinfecting, especially when using chemical disinfectants. Ensure they are clean and free from other residues before use.