MR.SIGA Microfiber Cleaning Cloth,Pack of 12,Size:12.6" x 12.6"

I picked up this 12 pack of microfiber cloths and I’ve been really happy with them. The size is perfect, not too big or too small, and they feel soft but still thick enough to clean properly.I keep a couple of these in my backpack for my electronics. They work great for wiping fingerprints off my laptop screen and phone without leaving streaks. I also keep a few in my car and use them to wipe down the dash and get rid of all the dust that builds up. They grab dust pretty well and don’t just push it around.They wash fine too. I’ve thrown them in the washer a few times and they still look good and haven’t fallen apart. For the price and the amount you get, I feel like it’s a solid buy. Nothing fancy, just simple cloths that do what they’re supposed to. Works decently for me and I’ll probably buy another pack when I need more.

These microfiber cloths are FANTASTIC. Very soft and absorbent, works well wet or dry. Large size. Seems like they will be adequately durable.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Best Cleaning Towels I’ve Used!These towels are a game-changer! They’re super absorbent, don’t leave lint behind, and hold up really well after multiple washes. I’ve used them for everything — wiping down counters, cleaning mirrors, dusting — and they always get the job done.Plus, they’re soft enough to use on delicate surfaces without scratching. If you want quality towels for everyday cleaning, grab these. So worth it!

I gave these microfiber cloths a 4 out of 5 stars. Overall, they do a great job—effective at cleaning and leaving surfaces streak-free. They’re soft, durable, and versatile, making them perfect for everything from cleaning windows to wiping down electronics.The only reason I didn’t give a full 5 stars is that I wish they were just a bit thicker. While they work well, a slightly denser material would have made them feel more premium and absorbent.That said, they’re still a solid choice, and I’m happy with how well they perform. If you’re looking for reliable microfiber cloths, these are definitely worth considering!

These microfiber cleaning rags are excellent. They’re just the right size. They clean any surface and none of the cleaning products has damaged them, whatsoever. I do appreciate too that there’s no lint coming off these rags. Highly recommended.

These microfiber cloths are very soft and completely scratch-free. I use them on my new fingerprint-resistant appliances, and they clean perfectly without leaving any marks or streaks. High quality and effective—definitely 5 stars!

I am totally enjoying this cleaning cloth. It can just about clean any delicate surface and I like the way it absorbs water.It does not absorb bad odors from surfaces. The thickness is also perfect.It is worth the spend ! Excellent quality.

As a biologist who's taught health related courses, and who pretty deeply understands bacteria (their biology, ecology, pathology, etc), I've long had concerns about using sponges in my kitchen. I've read numerous articles over the decades about why we shouldn't. Yet, I persisted, sometimes boiling them, but at least submerging them regularly in fresh detergent water.But since we now live in an age of super-bugs, and I'm older now (74) with a few (relatively minor) health issues, and since I love to cook and do so a lot, I finally decided to try something different for cleaning my countertops and wiping up the occasional spill (on said countertops, not the floor; the mop gets the floor duty).So after reading a bit, and reading some reviews on these types of rags, I chose this one. After the first week, I'm super happy with these, and kicking myself (gently) for not switching to them long ago.My first impression on opening the package was that they are slightly too large for me. I'd rather have 10" x 10", but I'm making do, and I subtract no stars for that.But more importantly, they're very absorbent -- they wet quickly and absorb spilled liquid just as quickly -- and they rinse out easily. After use, I dip it in detergent water, rinse and hang it on a nail above the sink.I'm also switching out to a fresh rag every day or two. (On a heavy cooking day, I switch out at the end.) I have a small tupperware container in the bathroom that I drop used ones into. I mean 12 rags gets me two weeks or more. Then, when I put up the last fresh one, the other 11 get washed. (I'll hand wash these in a 5 gallon bucket with plunger using regular laundry detergent. 95% of all my washing is done by hand in small batches in the bathtub using those tools, and hang them on an inside line. I save a TON of money on the washers and dryers down the hall in my apartment complex.I suspect these will outlast me. They're well made and appear to be quality material. But if I ever need more, I'll buy them again.