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VibraWipe Microfiber Cloth Review

Starter Pack : 4 All-Purpose + 2 lens cleaning cloths


4 pieces of VibraWipe Microfiber Cloth, 80% Polyester / 20% Polyamide, 14.20-inch x 14.20-inch.  These are large and can be used single layer or doubled up. VibraWipe Microfiber Cloth come in pastel colors to reduce color bleeding. There is also included 2 additional pieces of lens cleaning cloths (oversized, 14.2 x 14.2 in). These lens cleaning cloths are individually and neatly packaged. They are specially designed for cleaning delicate surfaces like tablets, smart phones, LCD/Plasma, etc.

I used the large blue cloth to clean my bathroom the other day. It worked well, got into many nooks and crannies. I like the feel of the cloth and used it wet with homemade cleaning solution of vinegar and dish soap. Because of the soft fabric, I could go from cleaning tile to mirrors to counter tops with just rinsing the cloth out. I also like the fact that I can wash them and use them again. Similar to using a sponge but a sponge will crumble over time and leave a mess behind. 

I also like the idea of each VibraWipe Microfiber Cloth being a different color so I can color code their use either for the kind of cleaner or the room I use them in. Blue for bathroom, yellow for kitchen...

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