Is this cloth really soft? I would like to wrap separate pieces of jewelry up in a soft cloth. Would this work? Thanks in advance!
1050911
Yes it would work very well to wrap single pieces of jewelry in. It is like a flannel but not a thick.
1050912
It would be PERFECT for jewelry! I have a lot of very nice silver and gold jewelry. The cloth is very soft like a soft flannel or soft cotton. I think it's a great idea
1050913
Yes, this would be suitable for wrapping silver or other jewelry in. Though whatever it is impregnated with is intended to keep silver tarnish-free.
1050914
Yes it is soft and will be good to wrap anything into. Caution if you are allergic to formaldehyde - you will need to wash your hands good after handling it that long.
511077
Not really cloth like but it is flexible and does not stretch. It is not like the cheap plastic kind you find in the stores. It is the best I've ever used.
1703455
I would agree with the others: it's more substantial than the typical microfiber dust cloth but it's still smooth and soft on the skin. It doesn't feel rough or thick like a typical "towel". Don't put in dryer, hang to dry.
1913425
Oh yeah. Wash on gentle and cold, but I've washed with similar items and no bleeding of fabric. Just unsnap the bars from all 4 sides and in the washer. I air dry the item and no shrinking whatsoever. It dries quick!
1605456
Melissa, I think soft and matte describes it best. It is very good workable thread. I made used it for dishtowels and pillow cases. I was very satisfied with results.
995989
I plan on trying to wash it in washing machine and yes prob on the gentle cycle- but haven't yet - others claim to have and I'll soon find out as well. But was told do not use fabric softner - since it is microfiber.
264871
This primarily a towel. It can also be used as a wrap/shawl, tablecloth, etc. The more these towels are washed the softer they get.
1633751
Yes it is a soft type of cloth, I think of terry cloth as course, this is very soft like felt! Whatever it is this cap is perfect! Well made no smell plastic and looks as cute as ever. It fits my 10 year old daughters head or mine. Hope that helps!! �
1348324
My mother went to Japan 30+ years ago and brought each of us Japaneese washcloths. I still have mine but it is tattered and torn. This is the same cloth. I bought one to be sure. I have since then bought 3 more. I hope this helps you.
465545
Yes I use a light cleanser like cetaphil on the cloth and keep putting it on and rinsing the cloth and also it might be soiled from the make-up but just use alittle soap on the cloth and keep rinsing that out. It will come out. It is the softest cloth around and I do like using it to take my make-up off. I keep on buying it over and over again from http://amazon.com. I love this cloth. You have any more questions please feel free to ask.
1796211
If the jewelry is in good condition there should be no problem. I have been using this cloth for years and have never had trouble using it. Sometimes. when gold plate is VERY worn the cloth will rub off additional loose gold making it seem like the cloth is the problem. The cloth is not to blame, the jewelry is just too worn out. BTW you can buy these at Walmart cheaper.
1227380
This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why not? Roll out to display, roll up to store. Easy peasy. This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why... » Read More This product is meant to protect stored silver from tarnishing agents in the atmosphere. It is not a "keep your silver shiny" display cloth, nor is it a polishing cloth. If you sell jewelry at establishments other than your own, you need to remove them from the display areas at the end of the day, take them home, and keep them there until the next sale opportunity arises, right? Well, what better way to protect them from harm and tarnish than this cloth? You can cut the cloth to customize the size of what you are storing. If you want to also use the cloth for display purposes, why not? Roll out to display, roll up to store. Easy peasy. « Show Less
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It is not cloth only. It is rather sturdy. It has quite a few slots for your silverware. I like it a lot
423181
lol, no worries, my experience is that when ever my silver is dirty I have use it and it hasn't harmed any of my silver items. The best answer I can tell you is that it hasn't harmed my silver items and Ive use it a lot but if you call a jewelry store you can ask the professional. I can only share my experience. Hope this helps bro.
815496
It kind of reminds you of a soft felt. It is very nice for my beads for my necklaces.
1945616
I don't use it much on jewelry per se, but the wire-wound grips of some of my medieval swords are fine braid, so I would imagine it is similar. I use a Q-Tip for these, and I remove excess with either an old toothbrush, a nylon gun-cleaning brush, or a stiff-bristle artist's #5(I think!) paintbrush. Excess is less of a problem if it's removed while still soft.
748070
I just used a cut up old cotton T-shirt as a cloth. It is very thick but soaks in quickly. I have only used once so far. Am planning on using it as needed when the butcher block starts looking a bit dry.