Does this Microfiber fabric attract and hold on to every thing? My livingroom set is microfiber and its like velcro with crumbs, hair etc. Thanks
179962
Not really microfiber to me. More on the order of thin corduroy. It is for my mom and she loves it..no problems with hair or crumbs..hope this helped
504845
I don't believe it would stick as well as you would like. I have used these to keep a pair of fabric drapes closed, and it does so poorly. Fortunately I need extremely minimal tension so it does the job, and it's just a hack solution, but no I would not say these stick to fabric (especially like you would probably be expecting).
1459073
No, Have not had a problem with the fibers sticking to ANYTHING.. Love them
952303
Mine has been holding on quite well. However, my backup plan was going to be to use Velcro if it didn't hold. Maybe that will work for you.
1243612
I wouldn't count on them to hold on fabric very much. You'd need to sew them on to re-enforce them. They work great on plastic shelves and laminated labels! (What I'm using them for.)
1529075
Hi Krystal- I haven't washed yet but no ; no bunching. I love it!!! It's really a med thickness; which I love. I've had it for almost 3 months and very happy
1185040
It is not microfiber. I don't know exactly what it is. I would describe it as a thin cloth or cotton. My boys are sleeping so I can't go look. I can say, the only stain it's really shown is milk and to be honest I haven't tried cleaning it yet (I'm busy). I know I have been able to clean puke off of it.
1607826
I work with 100% cotton fabric and they do hold. I'm not sure how they would hold with silk or similar fabrics. Pins might be a better option for finer fabrics.
2204305
Mine don't. The back cushions have velcro holding them in place, and the bottoms don't move much at all. It all stays in place.
1936065
I'm all natural, so never use fabric softener. There sometimes seems to be a little static, depending on what is in the dryer, but the close, especially towels come out nice.
288763
Yes it does, but I don't recommend using it as it's pretty stiff and product doesn't sink in well. I bought a regular lint free microfiber cloth for use instead.
1239819
Sure, why not? THANKS to the previous customers for answering your question so quickly. --- The microfiber fibers are very good for cleaning purposes, even though we market the towel as a DRYING product. So it works great for cleaning around the house, garage, and music room! Microfibers tend to attract dirt and dust and trap them in the millions of tiny fibers. So as I said, it actually works better at cleaning than traditional cloths of cotton etc. Quality microfiber is really amazing, even though the differences might not be great to the normal viewer . . . under a scientist's keen eye, the differences are significant. Sure, why not? THANKS to the previous customers for answering your question so quickly. --- The microfiber fibers are very good for cleaning purposes, even though we market the towel as a DRYING product. So it works great for cleaning around the house, garage, and music room! Microfibers tend to attract dirt and dust and trap them in the millions of tiny fibers. So as I said, it actually works better at cleaning than traditional cloths of cotton etc. Quality microfiber is really amazing, even though the differences might not be great to the normal viewer . . . under a scientist's keen eye,... » Read More Sure, why not? THANKS to the previous customers for answering your question so quickly. --- The microfiber fibers are very good for cleaning purposes, even though we market the towel as a DRYING product. So it works great for cleaning around the house, garage, and music room! Microfibers tend to attract dirt and dust and trap them in the millions of tiny fibers. So as I said, it actually works better at cleaning than traditional cloths of cotton etc. Quality microfiber is really amazing, even though the differences might not be great to the normal viewer . . . under a scientist's keen eye, the differences are significant. « Show Less
1185041
The cushions are all covered in the same fabric. It is not microfiber. It is more like a canvas, bit not cotton, some type of nylon. I was thinking of making covers for the cushions, which would be super simple because they are all straight lines, but my teenager is fine with it the way it is.
352704
No it does not. I have microfiber couches and they fit great and are very high quality. Even with my grandteens laying all over them, they hardly shift at all.
1401851
I don't have a cat but cat hair sticks to everything! My bed has similar sheets very soft and dog hair clings like crazy. Awesome sheets though
683854
I have cat as well at home and just like many fabric, my cat's hair gets stuck on it but when I wash the sheet, it goes away. I also wipe off with my hand after wetting my hand or mitten or a damp rag and making circular moves to collect hair off it. The good part of the sheet is that it is made of cotton so it does not cause any static electric when you rub it unlike other synthetic materials. I would strongly recommend.
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Stretch wrap can get static. Hairs, dust, etc. will stick or be attracted to it.