Sentences with phrase «use microfiber»

I use microfiber cloths.

I use microfiber dishtowels, so I just wipe everything with it after I finish with the dishes.

Use microfiber cloths instead of disposable cloths for dusting and in place of paper towels

Just lay them flat and use the microfiber mop head to clean your blinds!

Use a microfiber cloth to clean your iPhone's screen.

As a glasses wearer, I use a microfiber cloth to constantly keep my dirty lenses in check.

Use a microfiber hand towel to dry the earrings.

All that said, you should use a microfiber towel on your strands.

If you use a microfiber cloth, there's no detergent involved whatsoever, so how is the dirt removed?

I like to use a microfiber cloth to wipe windows clean with this recipe.

I then use a microfiber cleansing cloth (made for my face) to remove the oil and gently exfoliate.

If you have it, you can use microfiber for all of these.

The easiest way, if you have them, is to use microfiber cloths (1 regular one wet, and one polishing one dry, or just one regular wet one and one regular dry) to clean without the need for chemicals at all.

I'm a huge fan of microfiber, since no cleaners are needed at all, but if you don't want to use microfiber, here are some recipes for natural cleaners and organic living ideas.

Use a microfiber cloth or dusting wand — the superthin fibers trap more debris than regular towels or dusters.

Shake all of this up in a spray bottle, spray down the floor and use a microfiber mop to wipe it all up.

But, particularly if you use microfiber inserts and struggle with stink, washing your inserts on hot with detergent and 1/2 cup of bleach can really revive them.

We still recommend using a 3 - layer hemp insert for night - time, even if you use microfiber during the daytime.

Most moms use microfiber inserts for pocket cloth diapers and overnight cloth diapers because of its ability to absorb fast and dry fast.

I do not and will not use microfiber so I have used it with only the hemp insert and am impressed by how absorbant it is.

This makes for a neat, leak - free diaper even when your baby spends time laying on their back, and is also a great feature if your baby is sensitive to moisture or if you choose to use microfiber inserts.

You should only use microfiber in pocket diapers and other styles of diapers that use a stay - dry barrier (such as fleece) between the absorbent layer and your baby's bottom.

Use a microfiber cloth or a damp, clean rag.

Some moms don't like to use microfiber inserts because they can develop odors over time.

You can use the microfiber inserts that come with the pocket diaper, or you can try bigger thicker inserts instead.

There are many debates as to whether synthetic fibers are any better than disposables, but in the end if you do choose to use microfiber, you will still be keeping one less diaper out of the land fill, and that is worth it to me.

use a microfiber to get the dust of first, the take them outside, lay the on your picnic table and spray with Awesome.

If you're using microfiber inserts, generally you'll have to change more frequently because microfiber has issues with compression leaks.

I would also recommend using a microfiber cloth to simply wipe it down after a sweaty baby has been worn for a long period of time.

If you're using a microfiber cloth or insert to boost the absorbency, it should always be topped with another layer.

Keep in mind, 12 years ago cloth diaper detergents didn't exist, HE machines were just becoming popular, and using microfiber in cloth diapers had JUST come out.

I started Cloth Diapering using microfiber inserts, now I'm expecting baby number three and ordered cotton prefolds and covers to use with my new baby.

Don't make me forsake my beloved brand because it only uses microfiber.

Bear in mind, when using microfiber cloths the general rule of thumb is to use wet for cleaning and dry for dusting.

I've recently had the opportunity to try using microfiber and now I'm kicking myself for not trying it sooner!

Normal cleaning surfaces like bathrooms, walls, kitchen counters and floors are much easier to maintain and more thoroughly cleaned when using a microfiber.

Since I started using microfiber, these are the biggest changes I've noticed:

Using microfibers to clean has easily reduced my cleaning time by 50 %.

We advise using the ultra-popular base - layer gear that uses microfibers to deliver a minimal feel without sacrificing comfort.

I recommend using a microfiber or bamboo washcloth which will be effective yet gentle.

I also used a microfiber towel which helps eliminate frizz.

Uses a microfiber interior, anti-rip synthetic leather exterior, and a fiberglass internal structure.

Made of leather, it uses a microfiber interior to protect your tablet from scratches.

(I know this is obvious but it's best to include all the details; I used a microfiber cloth for this):

We used the microfiber MSR Packtowl Original for years, and found it packed light and dried quickly.

I quickly learned that while they used the microfiber and I used a large pool towel, they had the superior product.

For us, it does leave spots and stains and the only way to get it off is using a microfiber cloth and cleaner — which is fine but sometimes I'm rushing and just want a quick wipe down with a paper towel — but that will leave streaks.

After this, I used a microfiber cloth with mineral spirits to wipe off all the dust.

I love using microfiber cleaning cloths for cleaning — they wash up beautifully, clean without streaks, and make cleaning a little more fun.

Not exact matches

(Warning: Microfiber is prone to melt; don't use it as a potholder.