Q. What are microfiber towels good for?

Answer

The uses for a microfiber towel are many; use it to clean the car's upholstery, wipe down the stove top, and shine the glass. They work wonderfully as dishtowels, washcloths, and even dust mops. Microfiber, which is made up of millions of tiny strands, is able to pick up and cling to even the smallest particles of dirt, oil, filth, fluids, and germs. Reichert remarked, "With microfiber, get what paying for." Less expensive microfiber often has fewer fibers per square inch, about 50,000. Considering that it's the fibers themselves that conduct the cleaning and sanitizing, it should come as no surprise that cheap towels don't do a very good job and only survive for approximately 50 washes.