Everything you need to start chemical-free cleaning - the power is in the fibers!

How to Use

Kitchen, Bathroom and Window Cloths:

• Wet thoroughly and wring out
• Clean with the cloth damp, with just water
• Use the scrubbing pocket of the Kitchen Cloth for stuck-on residues

Stainless Steel Cloth:

• Use the smooth side dry on a damp surface, fold and wipe

Brushed Stainless Steel:

• Use the side with scrubbing stripes
• Wet thoroughly and wring out, fold and wipe in the direction of the grain
• Use with just water
• Finish with the smooth side

Range & Stovetop Cloth:

• Wet thoroughly and wring out
• Clean with the cloth damp, with just water
• Use the scrubbing side to loosen stuck on residues
• Use the fluffy side to collect loosened debris and for general cleaning

Glass & Polishing Cloth:

• Finish by using the cloth dry on glass, chrome and other shiny surfaces, while they are still damp
• When the Polishing Cloth gets too damp, it is less effective at drying to a streak free finish

Helpful Hint: It can be a good idea to fold each cloth and use it as a pad. This ensures good contact with the surface and gives a number of different cleaning sides.

Care Instructions:

• A warm rinse is often enough in day to day use
• Machine wash regularly at medium temperature, using a little detergent and rinse well
• If too much detergent is used, cleaning performance may be reduced, in which case, hot wash without any detergent
• The cloth will benefit from an occasional hot wash at high temperature or sterilizing by boiling in just water
• Tumble or hang dry
• DO NOT use bleach, which damages the fibers or fabric conditioner, which inhibits performance. If used by mistake, rewash with a little detergent.

Note: Color may run. Wash new cloths separately.