Can the cloth material be cleaned somehow if it gets dirty. I want to use this in kitchen. Would you recommend it for using it there?
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I fear grease particles will discolor it and while the material wears wells, it is still delicate and would not be easily cleaned. I personally would not use it in the kitchen if the space is small or too near the cooking area.
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I wouldn't use it in the kitchen....it is a thin clothe with thin wood supports in the clothe that break easily. I think the clothe wouldn't clean easily...it's kind of like cheese clothe which absorbs and spreads stains.
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To be honest I haven't cleaned mine except on top w a dry dust cloth or a swifer duster... the material is delicate..rice paper...as long as not next to a stove...hope this helps
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Although it is not made for that, I am sure you could use it to wash dishes. What makes the cloth so special is it is lined with silver and has tightly woven microfibers. What that basically means, is when you use it to clean up a mess on your counter, floors, etc, the microfiber catches all the "junk" from the surface leaving it clean. After you wash the cloth and ring it out, you hang it to dry. When it is drying, the silver kicks in and kills the bacteria. That way you can use the cloth over and over again without the worry of spreading bacteria across your home.
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We just wipe off the outside with a damp cloth. I don't want to jeopardize the integrity of the material. They work great!
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Hello, In my opinion no, it would seem that a soft cloth that's not abrasive should clean it, maybe a little window cleaner on the cloth.
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Hi. I bought the green but I can tell you the material should be very easy to clean. Use a wet cloth w a bit of kitchen soap :)
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To be honest I have not tried to clean mine but I sure a damp cloth and soap would not hurt it.
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The description I found on the Target website for the same product listed care instructions as "Wipe Clean With a Damp Cloth". The fact that it's plastic instead of wood/bamboo like some others does make it much more feasible to clean that way. It doesn't seem impossible to me that it would survive the top rack in the dishwasher, but that's just a guess, not a guarantee (and I'd still avoid the highest heat settings if possible).
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I have never used it to clean cloth. I cannot answer that based on my experience.
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It's made of nylon material so would be easy to wipe clean . Our problem was the entire thing fell apart before ever needing to be cleaned!
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Any cleaning chore u my have. Just sprayalittlewater on item that needs cleaned & wipe off with your norwex cloth. Counter tops,stove, fridge,tub, sink - results in a beautiful shine! The cloth itself is a dirt magnet . Cloth can b used wet r dry. I have different colors for cleaning different rooms .
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I use alcohol or vinegar on a low lint cloth and wipe it gently. It's in my kitchen so I just did this and it removed the grease pretty well. In another room I have similar and it it's easier because it's just dust so the before mentioned or one of the Swiffer lint clothes would probably work well.
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Hi Sorry for the delay-- Seeing that the seat is black, it really doesn't get dirty. The material is a nylon blend so you can just wipe it down with water and a dish towel.
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Wash cloth, no., I bought it for my kitchen sink, look for other bathroom products from oxo.
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I use a dry dust cloth. If something spills, I take a damp cloth to it. I've had it now for a couple of months now, and love it!
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I clean it with a soft cloth and dish soap. I run it through dishwadher about every third use. This has worked well for me.
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Yes, I did wash them with other things and also did this with my microfiber rags. I noticed as you did the washing instructions and now I know why my fiber cloths are all messed up. They grab any and all lint, debris etc that will be in the washwater and it clings to them so when you use them again; it could scratch surfaces. I think with the Bissell I would feel safer than regular cloths if you only use on tile/linoleum not hardwoods. What I found is you cannot get the dirt out period, so good luck. Bleaching them in the sink helps but not much.
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I clean it with a wet paper towel with a tiny bit of soap & then go over it again with a plain wet paper towel. Using a sponge would only deposit germs to it. I also bought the mineral oil to use on the surface. I do the mineral oil rub down on the cutting board once a month. I've had it for months now & it is still as gorgeous as when I first got it. & I use it every single day.