Definition of microfiber
:a fine usually soft polyester fiber;
also
:a fabric made from such fibers
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Rub into furniture, let sit for a few minutes and wipe off with a microfiber cloth.
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Many people just wipe their phones with a soft microfiber cloth, which will remove many of the germs.
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The microfiber top and natural tree rubber base provides ample cushion and friction to keep your hands in place.
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Doing so for me means microfiber towels, scalp treatments, and lots of positive self-talk.
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Go for a microfiber hair towel—and never flip your head over post-shower.
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Use a microfiber cloth dampened with a mix of water and castile soap (which is milder than dish soap and is gentle enough for cleaning wood).
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To dust, use a microfiber cloth or your vacuum's brush attachment, Toni Hammersley writes in The Complete Book of Clean.
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A damp microfiber cloth should be enough to take care of most of the dirt on your phone—fortunately, a lot of handsets are now waterproof, making your job easier—but some cotton buds can dig out dirt from nooks and crannies.
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First Known Use of microfiber
1966
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