The E-cloth General Purpose Cloth is one of the two original e-cloths. The thicker fibers and wedge shape construction absorb spills and remove dirt, grease, and over 99% of bacteria, using just water! 3-year guarantee (Do not use fabric softener when washing). Cloths made in Vietnam and Indonesia.
What if you could build dazzling cleaning power into a durable, reusable cloth instead of delivering it in a disposable throw-away bottle? With that question, the E-Cloth brand was born! Since then, the same simple question has driven the development of dozens of specific cleaning products, proven by experience and lab testing to clean beautifully - and even better than that bottle full of chemicals - with just the use of water! Water tends to grab and hold small particles, and each of E-Cloth's precision-engineered microfiber textiles is designed to perform specific cleaning tasks. E-Cloth commissioned internationally accredited Silliker Group to test the cleaning effectiveness of each product using water vs. common household chemical cleaning practices. Results show that using E-Cloth removed over 99% of bacteria and mold, locking it away inside the cloths' fibers, where it stays until rinsed.
What if you could build dazzling cleaning power into a durable, reusable cloth instead of delivering it in a disposable throw-away bottle? With that question, the E-Cloth brand was born! Since then, the same simple question has driven the development of dozens of specific cleaning products, proven by experience and lab testing to clean beautifully - and even better than that bottle full of chemicals - with just the use of water! Water tends to grab and hold small particles, and each of E-Cloth's precision-engineered microfiber textiles is designed to perform specific cleaning tasks. E-Cloth commissioned internationally accredited Silliker Group to test the cleaning effectiveness of each product using water vs. common household chemical cleaning practices. Results show that using E-Cloth removed over 99% of bacteria and mold, locking it away inside the cloths' fibers, where it stays until rinsed.