Definition of microfiber
: a fine usually soft polyester fiber;
also
: a fabric made from such fibers
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For hardwood and other bare floors, microfiber dry mops or Swiffer dry pads are ideal for corralling fur balls.
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The headliner and pillars are black microfiber suede.
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Always use a clean terry cloth or microfiber cloth to clean stainless steel.
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Standard furnishings are black leatherette/microfiber upholstery combined with piano-black and aluminum trim.
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Both Brosseau and Roberts have two favorite products — microfiber cloths and magic erasers.
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The volcanic minerals are infused with the fabric microfibers (which are seven times finer than an eyelash) at a microscopic level, and won’t wear off with wash.
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Around the same time, Benefit voluntarily recalled Gimme Brow, its best-selling microfiber, water-resistant gel.
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There's a plush microfiber sofa in the living room.
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First Known Use of microfiber
1966
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