Microfiber
Why it traps dust and grease that cotton smears around, and how to wash it so it keeps working.
About microfiber →Switching brands of spray rarely changes anything. Switching how you clean usually does.
Trade cotton rags for decent microfiber. Use a vacuum that holds onto dust instead of blowing it back out. Let disinfectant sit for the time on the label. Keep your toilet cloth away from your kitchen counter. None of it costs much, and together they matter more than anything in the cleaning aisle.
Why it traps dust and grease that cotton smears around, and how to wash it so it keeps working.
About microfiber →What "true HEPA" means, and why it matters if anyone in your home has allergies or asthma.
About HEPA →Most people wipe disinfectant off too fast for it to kill anything. Here's how long to wait.
About dwell time →A simple colour system and cleaning order that keep bathroom germs out of your kitchen.
Preventing cross-contamination →The safe everyday choice for hardwood, laminate, vinyl plank and sealed stone.
About neutral cleaners →No fabric softener, no bleach, low heat. The three rules that keep cloths working for hundreds of washes.
Washing microfiber →