Microfiber cloths are made of incredibly fine synthetic fibers, typically measuring less than one denier in thickness. By comparison, a human hair is roughly 20 deniers thick. The fibers are extruded, creating a grooves that are able to gently scrape soil from hard surfaces and densely packed together, creating a large surface area that can pick up and trap dirt, dust, and other particles with ease.

When you clean with a microfiber cloth, the numerous tiny fibers scrape up and lock in dirt particles. These fibers also create a static charge - complementing the charge of Envirotab, which attracts and holds the dirt securely in place, preventing it from being redistributed on the surface you are cleaning. This unique ability to trap and hold onto dirt and dust is what makes microfiber cloths so effective at removing even the smallest particles from surfaces.

Furthermore, microfiber cloths are extremely absorbent, capable of holding up to eight times their weight in liquid. This allows them to easily wipe up spills and moisture from surfaces without leaving any residue behind. Whereas microfiber requires only 20% of the water and cleaning solution as other materials (like cotton), microfiber reduces the need for harsh chemicals that can potentially harm surfaces or the environment.

The fibers in microfiber cloths also generate a mechanical cleaning action as you rub them against a surface. This friction removes even stubborn stains and grime much more effectively than traditional cleaning cloths.

Overall, the unique construction of microfiber cloths makes them an incredibly effective cleaning tool when paired with chlorine dioxide tablets. They are able to capture microscopic particles - even bacteria, yeast, fungi and viruses, absorb significant amounts of liquid, and efficiently remove dirt and stains with minimal effort.