Cleaning Cloths Office Products, viscose 70% 80 g/m², 32×38 cm, pack of 3, assorted colors

Pack of three Office Products cleaning cloths made from 70% viscose with a fabric weight of 80 g/m². Each cloth measures 32×38 cm and is supplied in assorted colors. These reusable cloths are intended for general household and office cleaning: they absorb liquids, pick up dust and remove dirt from a variety of surfaces while remaining easy to rinse and maintain.

Advantages

The viscose-rich blend provides good absorbency and a soft touch that is gentle on surfaces. With a compact size of 32×38 cm and moderate fabric weight, the cloths balance durability and flexibility for wiping countertops, appliances, glass, and furniture. Being reusable reduces waste and lowers ongoing supply needs compared with single-use wipes. Assorted colors help separate cloths for different tasks and reduce cross-contamination.

Suitable for

• Wiping and drying kitchen countertops and sinks
• Cleaning appliances and stainless-steel surfaces
• Removing dust and fingerprints from glass and mirrors
• General surface cleaning in offices and workspaces
• Light spill cleanup and polishing furniture

Key specifications

• Material composition: 70% viscose, remaining fibers blended for structure
• Fabric weight: 80 g/m²
• Dimensions: 32 × 38 cm per cloth
• Pack quantity: 3 cloths
• Color: assorted colors
• Reusable and machine-rinseable or hand-washable

How to use

For everyday cleaning, rinse the cloth under warm water and wring out excess liquid before wiping surfaces. Use dry or slightly damp depending on the task: damp for absorbing spills and removing grime, dry for dusting and polishing. After use, wash the cloths by hand or in a washing machine at a moderate temperature and allow to air dry. Replace cloths when fibers show significant wear or reduced absorbency.

Usage recommendations

Assign different colored cloths to specific tasks (for example, one for kitchen surfaces, one for appliances, one for glass) to reduce cross-contamination. Avoid using fabric softeners, which can reduce absorbency, and do not use the cloths with harsh chemicals that could damage the fiber structure.