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Diamond Weave Microfibre Glass Cloth 40 x 40cm Streak Free Lint Free Cleaning
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Microfibre Glass Cleaning Cloth – Streak Free Shine Every Time
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Commercial Microfibre Cloth Selection Matrix
Compare the current range by cleaning task, weave, pack format and practical use before ordering.
| Cleaning task | Recommended product | Best suited to | Selection guidance |
|---|---|---|---|
| General Surface Cleaning 10-pack · Four colours | NAB Microfibre Cloths 10pk | Benches, desks, furniture, equipment exteriors and routine wet or dry wiping across commercial and domestic sites. | Choose this 40 × 40cm pack when you need reusable cloths in blue, green, red or yellow. Use colours consistently to separate work areas or tasks, but remember that colour coding is a site-control system rather than a cleaning or disinfection claim. |
| Professional Glass Finishing Single or 10-pack | Diamond Weave Microfibre Glass Cloth 40 × 40cm | Windows, mirrors, shower screens, glass doors, stainless steel and polished surfaces where lint and streak control are priorities. | The diamond-weave design is the strongest fit for dedicated glass-cleaning kits and repeat commercial work. Use a clean cloth section for the final polish and avoid fabric softener or bleach when laundering. |
| Glass, Mirrors and Detail Wiping Single cloth | Dual-Texture Microfibre Glass Cleaning Cloth 40 × 40cm | Mirrors, windows, stainless steel, fingerprints, smudges and smaller glass or detail-cleaning jobs. | Choose this economical single cloth for occasional use, trial orders or individual cleaning kits. For screens and delicate finishes, follow the equipment manufacturer’s instructions, use minimal moisture and test first. |
Microfibre Cleaning Cloth FAQs
Practical answers about cloth type, colour coding, laundering, chemicals and surface compatibility.
Q. Which microfibre cloth should I use for general cleaning?
A. Use the NAB Microfibre Cloths 10pk for everyday benches, desks, furniture and equipment exteriors. The 40 × 40cm cloths are available in four colours, making them the most practical option for cleaners who separate cloths by area or task.
Q. Which cloth is best for windows, mirrors and stainless steel?
A. Choose a dedicated glass cloth. The diamond-weave cloth is available as a single cloth or 10-pack for repeat professional work, while the dual-texture glass cloth is a cost-effective single-cloth option for smaller kits and occasional use.
Q. Does a microfibre cloth disinfect a surface?
A. No. A microfibre cloth helps remove dust, soil and residues, but it is not automatically a disinfectant or sanitiser. Where disinfection is required, first clean the surface, then use a suitable product from the disinfectants and sanitisers range exactly as directed on its label, including dilution, surface compatibility and contact time.
Q. What do the different cloth colours mean?
A. There is no universal meaning built into the cloth itself. A workplace may assign colours to areas such as washrooms, kitchens, general surfaces or low-risk zones. Document your site’s chosen system, train staff and store used cloths separately so the colour coding remains consistent.
Q. Can microfibre cloths be used wet and dry?
A. Yes. Dry cloths are useful for loose dust and final polishing, while lightly damp cloths suit routine wiping and fingerprints. Avoid saturating sensitive surfaces, electrical equipment and screens. Always follow the surface or equipment manufacturer’s care instructions.
Q. How should microfibre cloths be washed?
A. Wash used cloths separately from lint-producing cotton where practical. Use a mild detergent and follow the cloth’s care instructions. Avoid fabric softener because it can coat the fibres, and avoid bleach unless the specific product instructions permit it. Air-dry or use low heat, then store the cloths completely dry.
Q. Can I use microfibre cloths with cleaning chemicals?
A. Many microfibre cloths can be used with water or compatible cleaning chemicals. Check the chemical label, product data and surface requirements first. Do not mix chemicals, and replace a cloth if it becomes heavily contaminated, damaged or unable to be cleaned effectively.
Q. Are microfibre cloths safe for screens and delicate finishes?
A. They can be suitable, but the cloth must be clean and free from trapped grit. Switch equipment off, follow the manufacturer’s instructions, use minimal moisture and test an inconspicuous area first. Avoid strong pressure on coated screens, gloss plastics and delicate painted finishes.
Q. Can Melbourne customers collect orders, and do you ship Australia-wide?
A. Yes. Janitorial Depot is located at Unit 2/44 Whitfield Boulevard, Cranbourne West, Victoria, with pickup and local Melbourne delivery options. Orders can also be shipped across Australia subject to the current shipping policy, parcel size, weight and destination.