Microfibre cloths improve hygiene
August 1st 2011 Ramon Hygiene Products says
its microfibre range is
becoming an increasingly
popular choice for hospitals.
Also available is a colour
coded semi-disposable
microfilament cloth supplied in
a tissue box type dispenser.
Microfibre is usually made
up of 70% polyester and 305
polyamide. It becomes
microfibre when the fibre
weighs less than 1g per 10km
of length.
The cloths remove dirt,
grease and bacteria from all
surfaces, and with just water,
should clean and remove up to
99.9% of bacteria from
surfaces.
The cloths should be folded
twice to create a pad with eight
clean sides.When one side is
loaded with dirt re-fold to
create a new clean surface.The
dirt remains trapped in the
cloth until the laundering
process.The cloths can be
laundered up to 500 times at
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