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I have a lot of woodwork in my house. It is dark walnut in color, intricate, and magnifies just one day of dust collection and every finger print. Feather dusters just don’t seem to get into the crevices, and vacuuming with the dusting attachment skims the surface.
Recently, I tried the “Miracle Cloth” with great success. It is made of super soft microfibers (over 90,000 fibers per square inch) that work to loosen and trap dust and dirt. Swiping over the surface, with gentle pressure, picks up all of the dust and polishes the surface.
It is also useful on other household surfaces. I clean windows and mirrors with a dampened cloth in one hand and then dry them off with a dry Miracle Cloth in the other. It polishes granite, tile and formica counter tops and sucks up more water than you would expect a 12x12 cloth to hold. It’s safe to use with or without chemicals. A word of warning: don’t wash the Miracle Cloth with fabric softener (wet or dry sheets) or with clothes that may contain Velcro
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I have been using the Miracle Cloth now as my sole house rag - even as a replacement for paper towels - for about 3 months. They are a little faded but still holding up and working as well as the day I bought them.
