are microfibre cleaning cloths all that?

[soppypreggyloon]

i'm debating chucking my cleaning stuff and getting new effective bits that will encourage me to clean!

are those lakeland microfibre things worth it?

recommend me some please!

[LoveInAColdClimate]

I have loads and love them - but the cheapo ones from the £shop (or some £1 ones in Homebase) seem to be just as good as the expensive proper E-Cloth ones. I have loads of both and don't really notice much difference (unless when doing glass, for which E-Cloths are much better).

The E-Cloth mop is also a thing of wonder.

[LoveMyGirls]

I wouldn't get them from lakeland but I would get some from home bargains, wilkinsons or similar. They really do attract the dirt and soak up things very effectively. hth

Oh I've also got a mop type one and it's brilliant for a quick once over the kitchen floor.

[bacon]

Big shout for E-cloths - brill!!!! Wash well, just feel so good.

The mop is the love of my life at mo - how sad!!! Best buy in ages.

[MassiveKnob]

i didn't think they were all that tbh.

[twinky]

I love mine and now use them everyday. Don't bother with the expensive ones from Lakeland though. Have a look in the car cleaning section at Asda if you have one. They do big multi-packs very cheaply.

[greentig3r]

I only recently bothered to try these and think they are worth it- bought a pack of 2 scotch brite microfibre cloths and they seem to give extra friction that cleans marks away quicker. My only problem is that they look grubby quickly, but a soak in bleach would probably help.

[mothersmilk]

i wash mine in the machine alond with tea towels with no softner come up a treat i think n the label it said they are good for 100 washes there fab [blush[ at the fact i hold such a high opinion on cleaning items