Should I buy iRobot microfiber cloth or any microfiber will do the job?
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Any cloth will do. I use the wet swifter mop pad. Its a lot easier to work with as you can toss it afterwards.
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Any microfiber will do that is cut to size. The cost of the iRobot microfiber cloth is not terrible, and you get cloths that are absolutely perfect, after all, for the machine!
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I would say any microfiber will do the job. I think you can also use swifter cloth's too.
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I don't know if there would be a difference because I returned my I robot because it did not clean well enough. I have two dogs and a sandy yard so Im not sure anything could do the job tho. Rob
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It comes woth one for dry and one for wet. Buy the iRobot cloths if u need extra. They're made to fit and are the correct thickness.
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The microfiber part of the mop is a "sock" type cover. You slip it on the base and secure the ends with the Velcro tabs sewn on the inside edge of the cover. When you need to clean just undo the Velcro and slip the "sock" off the base. When you wash the microfiber "sock" close the Velcro tabs and toss in the wash. Do not use fabric softener with any microfiber product. This product is wonderful on our new hardwood floors. Its all I use.
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I just use a damp micro fiber cloth. It works the best without any residue.
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It's awesome and 'yes', it does come with the micro-fiber cloth. I use it on all of our tvs, tablets, even our phones....works really well!
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I use microfiber cloths. I buy them cheap in bulk. When one side gets dirty, I flip it over and use the other side, then toss it in the laundry basket.
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Hi Karen.......I purchased microfiber cloths from WalMart......they did a great job and saved me some cash. Tom
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I have never tried but I agree with the other two comments, use a micro fiber cloth and you should be fine.
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I think these are easier to use than the microfiber cloths because they are smaller and have a sturdier feel. They seem to rinse out better also. I still use a microfiber cloth to wipe down my shower after using, but now that I think about it, I think I will try these instead. I guess I was thinking that microfiber did not leave lint but these don't either. My husband actually does the dishes and loves them.
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I've used only this Zwipes microfiber or the Meguiar's X2020 microfiber cloths on just about all my electronics. Keeps everything pretty clean. I also use these on the touch screen in our nav-equipped cars (Lexus screens so far, so it works awesome on screens with anti-glare finishes) and also some very expensive laptops. I also keep a few on hand at work to wipe down my computer monitors. These are are also the only cloths we use on our iPad and Kindle. Just note that microfiber typically works better after you wash them once. Just make sure NOT to put them in the dryer because fabric softener (or any residue from fabric softener from previous drying cycles) will be absorbed by the towels - making them not wipe as clean and streak-free.
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I use regular window cleaner on a soft cloth. Microfiber cloths work to some extent for touch ups.
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It depends upon your intended use. I bought them to clean windows, glass, and mirrors - for that purpose, they work great, and are as good as I've found (IMO, better than microfiber, etc... for that use).If you're looking for a towel that absorbs, I'd go with a good microfiber - search Amazon.
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Not needed at all. Microfiber cloth works fine. Make sure Wax has dried to a haze is what matters.
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I've found a microfiber cloth to dust to be all that's really necessary. Since it's not glass, but rather a plastic-type substance, I'd avoid ammonia-based cleaners. I haven't found dirt to be a problem, though. Hope this helps.
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This is a microfiber mitt, with a cuff, that you put your hand into. However, I found that this mitt was too large for my hand, and I could not get a grip on it on the inside. For this reason, I would recommend a microfiber cloth/towel if you intend to apply any kind of cleaner or protectant. I use a wash mitt for washing my car, but not this one. "
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A microfiber eyeglass cloth works for me. I have also used a tiny bit of computer screen spray with a soft cloth and that worked as well.
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I have been using the swiffer pads. They are fairly cheap, and you can even get the store brand if you want to go cheaper. I only use the micro clothes if it is laundry day and I am washing anyway. The disposable work great for me.
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can we please get a clear answer...one says cotton...another microfiber...and yet another says terry cloth??