Home Cleaning Set, Premium Microfiber Cleaning Cloth, Household Cleaning Tools & Supplies for Dusting, Bathroom, Kitchen & Cars, Washable & Reusable, 100 Wash Guarantee, 8 Piece Set

I've been evolving into borderline germaphobe over the years, with selective cleaning habits and quirks, but I dislike harsh chemicals more than germs for some reason lol. I also hate cleaning to some degree, partly due to laziness and partly due to how long it takes and often feeling like I'm not getting anywhere. I always feel like there's never a break from it in our household, given the environment (lots of dirty, bugs, etc.) and that I'm the only one who cleans...eep.I've never been impressed with microfiber cloths, so I wasn't getting my hopes up with these when I ordered them, but seeing them on YouTube convinced me to give them a try. It turns out these beauties are truly awesome and I can't stop talking about them. They really speed up the cleaning process in a number of ways, and the more I use them, the faster and easier it gets. Above all, they're effective!They clean just as well as any sponge or cleaning product, minus a few exceptions, and just using water. In some cases, they work better and faster than traditional tools/methods, working great on most grime and yet gentle enough to use on more delicate surfaces. Things turn out as squeaky-clean as the now-rare times I use my steam cleaner. Best of all, I can usually use the same cloth for multiple chores/tasks and get the job done in a matter of minutes, even while being able to detail areas other tools won't reach.Now, jobs that I hate doing (bathroom/bedroom) or larger areas take under ten minutes, to the point where I'm now doing it several times a week rather than blowing it off as for as long possible--sometimes every few months or a few times a year. Areas are positively gleaming and I now find "cleaning" a bit addictive. Whodda thunk? Even the dirt-oblivious man unit is taking notice. Eureka!I really notice a difference when it comes to cleaning counters in one fell swoop, thanks to the way the cloth picks up debris and actually holds onto it, and the way it cuts through sticky mayhem in no time at all. Glass and mirrors shine like no one's business and improve the more I do it (less residue). The microwave is now quick and easy, especially if I nuke a damp cloth desanitize it for a minute. Fiat seems to to stay away, especially when I do damp dusting (the dry dusting cloth is very effective, but I tend to use it on glass). I really like the stainless steel cloth for its job as well as others.They do not handle every imaginable task, though they will handle most. For instance, we have insanely hard well water--the cloths won't remove stains without a little help, but they do seem to prevent hard water stains from occuring even though I use tap water. They won't get thick, old, super-baked on grease off without a good amount of scrubbing, and it can sometimes (not always) stain the cloth. For really old grease that I've not been able to get at or off for ages, I prefer using a sponge and then the cloths once most of its off, mainly due to staining (stain pre-treatment would likely help, but haven't tried yet). I tend to use the stove and stainless steel cloths for heavy duty or super greasy work that might stain; otherwise, they're great for maintenance. Crazy-hard mineral stains will need other tools. The only thing I don't like are the tags, which I eventually cut off.I definitely plan to stock up and buy more to rotate, and I also purchased more polishing cloths and the 5-pack Starter Kit with all-purpose cloths and polishing cloth. Love them. Highly 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.

I love these cloths! I received the shower cloth (I don't see it available on amazon) as a gift and was amazed at how well it worked so I had to see if the other cloths were anywhere near as good. I never thought I'd be able to give up paper towels, but these cloths make it real easy! It's so much faster, easier, and cheaper to clean now and the results are even better. I have a 7 month-old so I also appreciate that I can do away with a lot of the chemicals/cleaners I was previously using and know that surfaces are still clean. Cleaning the shower and cleaning the microwave have long been my two most dreaded cleaning tasks, but I honestly don't mind either one now. I just wipe the shower down a few times a week (the shower cloth has a suction cup so it can hang in the shower, and I just wipe the tub and wall while I'm showering) and that's all it takes to keep it looking clean. Our microwave is relatively clean but when spaghetti sauce, etc. inevitably splatters it's usually a huge pain to get it clean again. Even after one of these splatter messes, the kitchen cloth gets it looking spotless with relatively no effort. I still can't believe it.I have been using these cloths for several months now and am still in love with them. I honestly wish I could sell them because I believe in them so strongly. (But I guess that's partly why they're cheaper than Norwex, because there's no consultant to go through.) I haven't tried Norwex so I don't know how these compare, but they work well enough that I don't feel like I'm missing anything. Also, being very attentive to detail, I appreciate that all of these cloths (except the finishing cloths) are labeled with a sturdy tag so that they're easy to hang and you can easily find which one you need without having to learn off that bat what each one looks like.

These cloths are fantastic you will notice a huge difference in texture compared to regular store bought microfiber. The cloths are also quite large and I have actually thought of cutting them in half. I have had them for a few weeks and so far no smell! I washed them in a small load with hot water, using soap nuts and they came out perfectly clean.I am so in love with the window cloth and polishing cloths I use them for windows and glass -- NO MORE LINT! I can't vouch for their ability to pick up germs I suppose you just have to trust that they do. My favorite one is the blue striped one. I couldn't believe how much grime around the stove I was able to get off with just water. The dusting cloth is also fantastic. I can now get rid of those lousy swiffer dusters since half the time they don't pick up and stay. This cloth even after being washed still picks up dust and it just sticks to the cloth. I am giving 4 stars because the kitchen cloth's scrubby is amazing (got off all my left overs in a cupcake pan when my dish scrubber couldn't) however after a few uses the threading is coming undone. Maybe I scrubbed to hard? I don't know but I figured it should hold up better than a few times. So to be safe use the blue cloth for hard grime and maybe the kitchen cloth for just stuck on food. I don't own any stainless steel appliances so I have yet to use the grey cloth. I am sure in time I will find a use for it. Lastly the bathroom cloth it is ok. I wouldn't say you can clean soap scum in one wipe you still have to put some muscle into it if you just use water. I make a solution of vinegar/dawn soap and that alone takes most of it off. They sell another cloth that you can keep in the shower and maybe that one would work better. I will keep using my scotch brite pad for the shower until I buy that e-cloth. It works great for cleaning everything else in the bathroom and saves me from wasting money on paper towels.

I bought this set of cloths as a "protest purchase." I got invited to a relative's online Norwex party. I was offended at one of the games (sales tactics) that was played for entries into a drawing for free product. You went online to a website and got a "grade" for the cleaning products you use in your home. Everyone was posting their shock and almost even panic over their usual products receiving D and F grades for safety. I had already been upset over false and misleading claims Norwex had made about the efficacy of masks they were making and selling to protect against COVID. I just felt that I could not support Norwex because of these things, never mind the high prices! So I got online and searched for alternatives, and came across the e-Cloth brand and thought the price was amazing for how many different cloths this pack included. I thought I'd try them to see how they worked in comparison to the couple of Norwex cloths I had from years past.I have used most of the cloths since receiving them, and have been very pleased. My favorite is the combination of the window cloth and the polishing cloth. You use the waffle-weave cloth wet to wash the window, then dry it with the polishing cloth. (2 are included, which is nice because it really works best dry and gets damp quickly with use). It worked great on windows and mirrors and left them streak-free. Our family really likes the kitchen cloth as well. It works better than both the bamboo and Swedish dishcloths that I had for cleaning counters because it picks up so well, but also wrings out to the point it leaves very little water behind (so I don't have to go back and dry my shiny counters). The little scrubby corner is really helpful for stuck messes. The only complaint with the kitchen cloth is that when I cleaned up spilled herbs, they got stuck in the fibers and did not wash out when laundered. (But I guess that means that it picks things up very well!) The only cloth I do not really use as much is the "stove/hob" cloth, and only because the general kitchen cloth already works well and I don't need a separate cloth for my stove.

Super quality cleaning clothes. I love the glass cloths. Now don't wash with scent beads and fabric softness! Those will leave residue and reduce the wonderful functionality they have. For the rough ones, don't put in dryer to grab onto your clothes. This would make a nice additional gift for your bridal shower, housewarming. Bought a second set for my daughter. I'M AS FUSSY AS IT GETS. if I like them you will too.

I have friends who promote Norwex, but it's pricey and always seems a bit too good to be true IMO.I have several other microfiber cloths, but until the other day it didn't occur to me to use them with water only.I know.I used them mostly to detail the cars, and always with some sort of gentle cleaner.Bear with me as I back up a little: The other day I used my cheapo microfiber cloths with only water, and stood looking at my stovetop in disbelief. I felt like an idiot. I'd been doing it all wrong. They were pretty effective!I looked up alternatives to Norwex and e-cloths came up. If my knockoff microfiber can work this well, I thought, imagine if I had the cloth that was right for each job? So I ordered this.So far I'm very impressed. Blown away, actually. Every surface in my kitchen that was a pain in my a** (oven front, silverware drawer front, small appliances, some parts of the countertops) came clean with less effort than I've ever had using cleaning products. What in the world?But the sink! AHA! There's no way you can get an enamel sink clean without Comet cleanser. Except you can, and way faster, with the stovetop cloth. Probably with just the kitchen cloth but I went for broke on that one. Shiny as could be in maybe 20 seconds? The spout and Brita filter: finished with the polishing cloth. Sparkling. FAST. The window in front of the sink? Window cloth then polishing cloth. Clean, but it took me a few tries to get that right. Did the second window much more handily.I took the bathroom cloth into the shower with me and wiped it all down in a couple of minutes. Nothing to rinse. Shut the front dang door. How did I not know this stuff existed?Rinse, dry, repeat. Care instructions are clear, and if they get gunked up because you used too much detergent, you just boil them for 10 minutes. Okay then!These things don't just save using detergents, they just save me so much time.Looked at my sponges and scoffed. Traitors.Jumped back on Amazon and ordered the e-cloth ones.Dug into the craft drawer and pulled out some adhesive magnets. Hung the e-cloth user guide on the fridge until I get used to all of this.Used removable adhesive hooks to hang them under the sink, in the laundry and in the bathroom.I'm a very happy customer.

I am blown away. Honestly. The ones that look like typical microfiber towels are good, but it’s the specialty cloths in here that are absolutely amazing. My top favorite is the glass one. I have had such a tough time getting my glass cabinets and mirrors clean. Ever since we moved in, it felt like there was a thin layer of something on the glass and mirrors and I couldn’t get it off with chemicals, magic eraser or other microfiber towels I have. This window cloth completely cleaned it, and without too much elbow grease. The stainless steel towel actually didn’t leave marks on my fridge, which is a miracle. My countertops look so shiny because of the cloths. I love that they are labeled for each specific room it’s made for, although it would be awesome if the manufacturer could label if it is supposed to be used wet or dry so I don’t have to read the instructions every time. My other favorite is the polishing cloth, which I use dry to follow up after cleaning with the damp cloth. It makes everything so shiny. I tried Norwex awhile back and I feel like these just as well and the specialty ones are even better.

Love these cloths

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

Cela fait longtemps que les microfibres ont remplacé les jetables a la maison.Nous avons commencé par les chiffons a vitres de cette marque, et ravis avons continué avec ce kit.Et il est parfait !Les chiffons cuisine sont parfaits pour les plans de travail, evier, et la plaque de cuisson (en verre, il suffit ensuite de passer le chiffon anti trace).Le chiffon poussière est top, je vais d’ailleurs en racheter un lot. Il attrape vraiment la poussiere.Le chiffon sanitaire rend les surface brillante.Et les chiffons a vitre donc sont impeccable pour des vitres et miroirs sans traces.Le tout pour un prix tres raisonnable compte tenu de la qualité !

I love using these environmentally kind cleaninng cloths and this is my second batch. They work as statedand seem to last forever.

Qué maravilla. Todo un descubrimiento. Se trata de tejido de calidad y muy efectivo. Por ejemplo, el trapo el polvo limpia por electricidad estática, por lo que con una simple pasada atrapas todo el polvo. Sencillamente, genial y sostenible.