Definition of microfiber
: a fine usually soft polyester fiber;
also
: a fabric made from such fibers
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Lawmakers in California and New York have proposed state bills this year to raise awareness of a problem few consumers may have heard of -- synthetic fabrics shedding microfibers into the water system.
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Check out Mellanni's microfiber sheets that have everyone on Amazon talking.
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At Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, airport cleaning crews use cordless vacuums to avoid creating a tripping hazard and use microfiber cloths to constantly wipe down screens on passport control kiosks and common use check-in kiosks.
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The collection ranges from $14.50 for a microfiber thong to $99 for a sheer marabou jumpsuit.
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According to a 2015 report, Disney said the Hulk’s pants are actually made of stretchy microfiber that grows with him.
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Athletic clothing — and undergarments — can contain metallic microfibers to deter odor and bacteria, the publication reported.
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If a milky white film remains, wipe it away using a squeegee or glass cleaner and paper towels, rags or a microfiber cloth.
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Use a soft microfiber cloth or a cloth made specifically for lenses to dry them.
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First Known Use of microfiber
1966
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