8pc Home Cleaning Set, Contains Multiple Microfibre Cleaning Cloths for Household Cleaning, Dusting and Polishing Surfaces, Bathroom, Kitchen and Cars, Washable and Reusable, 100 Wash Promise

I’ve been using these around the house and I’m honestly really happy with them. The cloths are good quality, pick up dirt and dust really well and make cleaning much easier without needing loads of different cleaning products.I also like that you get different cloths for different jobs, so you can keep everything organised and use the right one for each area. They feel strong and well made, and after washing them they’re still in great condition.The best thing for me is that they actually make cleaning feel quicker and easier. No need to keep buying disposable wipes either, which is a big plus.Really useful set, good quality and definitely worth having at home.

Really great cloths and reduce the need for spraying nasty chemicals around the place you live. They are expensive, but are great quality and save you money on those same chemicals.Wash really well too.

This is an excellent starter pack to this range of cleaning cloths. You get an astonishing clean without chemicals that actually seems to stay cleaner for longer. I like the little labels on the cloth that tells you what to use it for; ie: windows, bathroom,kitchen, stainless steel etc. Don’t fall for cheaper copies, these are good quality and highly effective.

What a fantastic set of cloths! I haven't used all of them yet but love the glass/mirror cleaning set and the bathroom cloth. They're good quality material, easy to grip and easy to identify as there is a small tag on each cloth saying what it is for. My family (not me obviously) are messy cooks so I'm a little reluctant to mess up the kitchen one yet but it will be interesting to see how it copes with greasy spills on the cooker. Otherwise very happy with the purchase, excellent value for money.

OK you can get micro fibre cloths elsewhere, but the quality of these seems so much better.I first stumbled across e-cloths whilst testing for a consumer panel something like 8 years ago. The idea appealed with two asthma sufferers in the house. I used a multi-purpose cloth for a while but never stuck with it (not really sure why).Fast forward to now and we've been lucky enough to finally get our kitchen done. Cue black induction hob, stainless steel oven/extractor to keep clean. I figured this was the best time to get a job-lot of cloths for a fresh start.So far no complaints. The window combination never fails to amaze me, and the kitchen and hob cloths clean off anything the hob has on it. The duster does as you'd expect, the stainless steel one is the one I've not used as much, yet.They wash fine - the only gripe I have is the polishing cloths have started fraying - I can see why they have updated these in the specific packs, and suspect I'll have to buy those in about 6 months as I can't see the ones I have lasting longer than that with a weekly or bi-weekly wash cycle.

These are great, I was going to purchase 1 bathroom set which was priced at £16.99, but then saw this full set of 6+2 Polish clothes for £18.99 which covers the whole house, easy to use and works well.

I honestly didn't know that there might a difference between cleaning clothes and wasn't paying attention to how bad mine were - I was used to them smudging and smearing around the dust. So when I decided to invest in good ones and chose these I was really amazed by how good they were. The one for dust is great I love it - not using any products to clean with it. So far I've used the dust one a few times, the one for windows - it also cleans nicely but a cleaning product is definitely needed, the one for the bathroom - also nice, with a cleaning product, the one for steel to clean the outside of the fridge from fingerprints - it was ok, nothing magical it was hard to clean. I also used the hob&oven one to clean the inside of the oven (again with a cleaning product) which did turn out to be a surprisingly great choice. The one for glasses I use to clean my phone, watch with a disinfectant (alcohol) which is also great. Haven't tried to kitchen one yet.Overall would recommend this 1000%.

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Love the quality and size of each clothLove the precise stitches or tag that help one differentiate the usage of each cloth.

Great microfiber cloths. I'm loving all of them, especially to he bathroom one, that has proved excellent for the shower tiles, and even the vinyl shower curtain. Would definitely recommend!

I was recently invited to an online Norwex party. I usually am not enthusiastic of direct sales parties, but paid attention to the daily product pitches that were posted to see if I would be interested in buying anything, as the hostess is a fairly good friend of mine. I was most intrigued by the idea of cleaning with microfiber cloths with just water, as I am really bad at cleaning regularly, and making the process easier may inspire me to make more of an effort to keep my house clean.Being somewhat of a skeptic of direct sales products, and an avid researcher of consumer products, I took my investigation of Norwex online and found near unanimous acclaim for their products. However, a few blog posts mentioned a company called e-cloth that sold comparable microfiber cleaning rags for a fraction of the price, without requiring support of a MLM sales company. Most who had tried both brands seemed to say e-cloth performed just as, or almost as well as Norwex, making it the better valued product worthwhile of purchase. My analysis of the numerous sources I read from users of the microfiber cleaning products left me somewhat skeptical that the silver fibers in the Norwex actually kill bacteria as well as claimed, but convinced that both products clean surfaces very well with just water, as advertised. So I opted to start by trying e-cloth.I opted to start by trying the 8 piece home set, as I liked the idea of having a set of labeled cloths for separate purposes. So far, I have tried all but the finishing cloths and the dusting rag. Here are my thoughts.The kitchen rag was the first one I tried, and has gotten the most use so far. This cloth has a scrubber in the corner for stuck on messes, and has a thinner but dense weave. Before getting microfiber, I would use a kitchen sponge or washcloth with dish soap to wipe off the counters after cooking and the table after eating, which always felt like it was just pushing the particles on the counter around. The damp microfiber cloth really does feel like it is picking up particles - at least those small enough to reasonably fit in the microfiber - as I wipe and scrub a surface. I have been very pleased with the results. It fairly easily cleaned up caked on coffee stains underneath my espresso maker that I would struggle to remove with a wet washcloth and dish detergent.The stove and range cloth is similar to the kitchen rag, though maybe a little thinner and has alternating coarse stripes for scrubbing a stove top. My glass stove top sadly has a lot of baked on buildup after years of neglect and not cleaning it as well as I should, and I did not expect the cloth to work miracles on that (which was true). But I have tried to be diligent about cleaning my range after cooking since receiving my e-rags, and it does do a better job cleaning it than the previous sponge/dish detergent method I previously used. No residue, and the bulk of the stovetop shines just as it does after using pasty glass stovetop cleaner - after being cleaned with just a microfiber cloth and water.The window cloth works well, too. It has a fine, tight and smooth waffle weave. I used it to clean my sliding glass door, bathroom mirrors, and a couple of windows that have not been cleaned in a very long time. It cleans just as well as a rag and Windex. Actually, probably better, since Windex can leave streaks. It has the same "pick up the mess" feel in regards to smudges and residue on windows and mirrors as the other rags did when cleaning kitchen surfaces.I don't have any stainless steel appliances other than an espresso maker, but I tried the stainless steel rag on it, which seems similar to me as the range and stovetop rag. I can't say the appliance was all that dirty, but wiping it with the smooth side of the rag did seem to make it "shine" a bit more.The bathroom rag is the thickest, and has a washcloth like texture with the outside having more of a standard terry cloth weave. The rag doesn't pick up hair or other larger particles, but did a decent job removing scum dropets from the sink, counter, and faucet. The cloth won't remove mineral scale buildup, so cleaning products and scrubbing tools are still needed for that purpose.I haven't tried the finishing cloths, as I feel I don't feel like I really need to shine them up anymore than what the cleaning e-rags have done so far. I haven't yet tried the dusting cloth, as it doesn't appear to be made of anything "special" like the microfiber cleaning cloths.A good rinse with hot water, and even hand washing with a small bit of detergent, doesn't get visible dirt out of the rag after I clean something really dirty. A machine wash seems to do a much better job visibly cleaning the rags. I will probably machine wash them more regularly than instructions say to feel confident they are adequately cleaned.Overall, I am very happy with the e-cloths. I think they will inspire me to do a better job keeping surfaces clean, since they are so easy to use and seem to do a good job at picking up particles while wiping surfaces. I may end up picking up a few more general purpose cloths to accompany the kitchen cloth, so I don't have to launder it daily.