Are Microfiber Towels the Ultimate Cleaning Tool for Realtors? Find Out Here!

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Discussion Overview

This thread explores participants' experiences and opinions regarding the use of microfiber towels, particularly in cleaning and various household tasks. Participants share their personal anecdotes about the effectiveness and versatility of these towels in different scenarios.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, initially felt skeptical about microfiber towels but found them to be highly absorbent and effective during a demo.
  • Another participant appreciates having multiple towels for different uses, especially with children around for spills.
  • Several users mention that microfiber towels do not leave lint on dishes or windows, enhancing their cleaning experience.
  • One participant shares a long-term positive experience using microfiber towels for various cleaning tasks, including baking spills.
  • Another participant notes a problem with staining from certain foods but shares a potential solution for stain removal.
  • One user highlights the convenience of microfiber towels for dusting, making the task quicker and easier.
  • Another participant discusses using microfiber towels for drying hair, noting their effectiveness in absorbing moisture.
  • One participant mentions using the towels while traveling for cleaning and spills, emphasizing their portability.
  • Several participants express enthusiasm for using microfiber towels in demos, with one sharing a success story of selling multiple towels to a customer.
  • One participant discusses using microfiber towels to polish jewelry, noting the impressive results.
  • Some users express concerns about lint accumulation and the effects of fabric softener on absorbency.
  • One participant shares their cleaning routine using microfiber towels for windows and other surfaces in a home with young children.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the best practices for maintaining microfiber towels, particularly regarding the use of fabric softeners, with some participants agreeing on avoiding them while others share personal experiences with lint issues.

Contextual Notes

Participants share a variety of personal experiences with microfiber towels in both home and professional settings, highlighting their versatility and effectiveness in cleaning tasks.

Who May Find This Useful

This discussion may be of interest to Pampered Chef consultants and others looking for practical insights on the use of microfiber towels in various cleaning and household applications.

LisaAnn
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I was a little skeptical of the microfiber towels, especially the $ and feel of them when they are dry (they seem to catch any little dry spot on my fingers and the feel of it gave me the willies). Anyway, I tried one out and loved the absorbency (and they didn't feel weird after they were wet). I had one on the counter next to me at my demo the other day and used it throughout the show to keep my hands and board clean and it was awesome!:)
 
yeah that little towl is wonderful. I need to buy a few more that way I always have a clean one for a show and a clean one for my kitchen. It's great when you have kids too. Especially for their spills!! LOL
 
I haven't tried them for cleaning yet, but I hear they don't leave lint on your dishes or windows. I have been doing the 2-cup water demo that was in the Tom Marston post. I have been taking my small batter bowl and putting two cups of water in it. Then I stick my towel in it and show the guests how it soaks it all up. I'm using the small batter bowl so I can also tell everyone that it is the guest special for July. I tell them that everyone loves that little bowl, and if they host a show they are sure to get good orders because everyone will want to get that free for spending $60.
 
Can I tell you that I have used these towels for years?! I used to buy them at Lowes. I was first told to use them by a painter to clean and prep my walls for painting when we were selling our condo. I was THRILLED when PC came out with them!

And if you spill flour or powdered sugar they will pick it up in a second! I sprinkle a little on my demo table and in one wipe, clean it. Bakers are amazed.
 
Micro fiber towelsL ove mine . The only probelm I had with mine was it stained from strawberries and before I could get it treated with stain remover hubby threw it in the washing machine on hot water.:(
 
These are my favorite dusters! I HATE dusting, but these towels make it sooooo quick and easy!
 
We can't live w/o ours!! Hubby keeps one in his car and I use them all over the house!!
 
TV screens & puter monitors:D
 
I LOVE my microfiber towels. I always tell my guests at my shows that they have to try them. If they get one and don't like it I will buy it from them. Thats how sure I am that they will love having one.
 
I absolutely love it! People are amazed at the 2 cup water demo with it. and for those of you that use the swiffer, you can use these and just wash it after you are done instead of buying the swiffer refills!
 
mary k said:
L ove mine . The only probelm I had with mine was it stained from strawberries and before I could get it treated with stain remover hubby threw it in the washing machine on hot water.:(
If you can find any Simple Green like at WalMart or stores like that, it should still take out the stain.
Good Luck.
 
Good idea about the swiffer!!
 
They are also great for drying hair--I have long, very thick, slow to dry hair. I don't like having to blast it with the dryer everyday, so I'll just wrap it with one of the microfiber towels and squeeze out the water. The towel seems to "suck" some of the water out of each hair strand and my hair dries so much more quickly!Ann
 
Ann: I'll have to try that!
 
What is a swiffer? I have sopped up 2 1/2cups of water from the large batter
bowl, and still had dry areas, and it did not drip when lifted from the bowl. It's
so great at this time of year when we are using iced tea sized glasses. Thanks for the idea of using the smaller batter bowl since it is FREE in July.
 
When we travel, we keep a cooler filled with water bottles and other items. I keep a towel tucked into the pocket of the cooler. When you lift out a drink it can be wiped down.

I also keep one in each vehicle for all occasions - drinks, spills etc...

Lee Anne
 
I don't have the "swiffer" I have the pledge model, which of course my walmart stopped selling the cans of cleaner, and the cleaning pads. After reading all the posts on here about the microfiber towels, I tried it on there, and it worked awesome!!! I just wet it, and it made my floor shine!! Amazing!! Thanks everyone for all of your great tips.:)
 
Gotta love the microfiber towels! I've tried the water demo and will definitely recommend for a dust cloth..just tried it!
 
beach towelI took both of my towels to the beach on vacation. I was able to clean the sand and grit from the sliding glass doors of the condo with just a little water. The three people I stayed with ALL bought one from me! I also took them to the beach and used for a beach towel. They were super absorbent and not much to tote. I've heard of a swim team getting them and embrodering swimmers' names on them- again really absorbent and a lot less space and stuff to carry.
KH:)
 
I sold one to a lady at a show. I was so excited I think that's why she bought it. Well, she called and ordered 10 more! ONE FOR EVERYONE IN HER FAMILY! She loves how they dry of dishes from the dishwasher!
 
I just got an email from my director about using these to polish jewerly. So I tried it! I clean my ring with Mr. Clean and then polish it w/ the micro towel and it sparkled show!
 
I love mine and use them for everything, but does anyone have a problem with every stray thread and dryer sheets loving them too?? Mine are so covered in lint and little threads from the dryer that they aren't lint free anymore!!
 
I don't think your supposed to use fabric softener.
 
I have a set just for using at home and one that I use at shows. I also have an info sheet that I keep to pass around at shows. I use mine for cleaning my windows. I have a 12 foot wide window in my living room that is a nightmare to keep clean with 2 two year olds (it came with the house). I use one to wipe off my home made window cleaner and one to dry the window. Now it's almost always clean:rolleyes: . And I use them to dust my ceiling fans, dry dishes, clean the bathroom sink.
 

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AJPratt said:
I don't think your supposed to use fabric softener.

Nope, I think on the use and care card it says so (if my memory serves me correct). I says not to use fabric softner b/c it will affect the absorbancy.. I think
 
Oops! I guess now I have an excuse to buy some more. I wash my bath towels in white vinegar to increase absorbency, do you think that would save them? I have noticed that they don't suck up liquid like they used to.
 
Thanks ChefWeezie! That's great!
 
Anne, I think you need to slow down before your computer burns up, lol, you are on the first 10 posts.....well, until now, lol.
 
I am also surprised Anne's computer hasn't exploded yet, LOL!!
 
gilliandanielle said:
I am also surprised Anne's computer hasn't exploded yet, LOL!!

Now come on Gill, yours has to be gettin hot right now also, The page is full with your name, lol.
 

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