Since the early 1990s, manufacturers have put microfiber technology to good use in cleaning products intended for a wide range of tasks. Microfiber products intended for cleaning are made of nylon and polyesters. Microfiber mopheads consist of tiny, dense arrangements of synthetic fibers that capture and remove soil better than older materials.
Microfiber mopheads are used on a flat frame and so usually have fibers on only one side of the pad. Since microfibers hold soil so tenaciously, they are best laundered in a machine rather than in a bucket.
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