Moozikpro Polishing Cloth - Better Than Microfiber

Perhaps I misunderstood the intended use of the cloth and so ordered incorrectly...I was looking for a cloth to wipe down my French Polished classical guitar after playing...It was important to me to have a very soft cloth with no possibility of scratching the delicate finish. I already had a true chamois cloth but it was a bit large and heavy...I thought I’d try a soft cloth and was about to order a micro fiber cloth when I saw the Moolzikpro and it’s very high rarings. I noticed one reviewer did say that the cloth was relatively small and I noted its measurements of just 13” x 13” — which perhaps should have made me realize that the purpose of the cloth may have been a bit different from what I was looking for... I say this because I found the cloth to be less soft than I had hoped and quite small... perhaps fine for “polishing” but not ideal for post-play wipedown, for which a larger, soft flannel or micro fiber cloth may have been better. I am writing this review to share my experience with others who may also be looking for more of a simple “wipe-down” rather than a “polishing” cloth. So my rating is with respect to its use for post-play wipe-down, for which I would think a softer somewhat larger cloth may be better.

I purchased one of the new Martin Authentic series with Vintage Gloss Finish, and just once applied Music Nomad "One" guitar polish. It is a cleaner and wax that supposedly will not build up and seems to work well, but I then heard Diane Ponzio saying that one of the primary determinants of guitar tone is the finish, so I purchased this polishing cloth to remove wax.It seems to work just fine. I believe it is microfiber, but almost like a velour, with edges that do not scratch. It is recommended not to use a clothes dryer, although it is washable, so I use a very mild biodegradable cleaner and rinse it by hand with warm water once a week.I do wipe down the guitar very thoroughly after each use and am pleased with this product. I purchased two, and alternate on a weekly basis.

I have about six of these now and never use polish or cleaner. I found the biggest benefit on varnished instruments such as my violins. My only complaint is the lacey look on the seams...A little too lady like for a guy so I had them all re hemmed :( I use them as a cloth to help grip my violin and viola, I drape it over the chin rest and the "frilly" bit bothered me...apart from that..truly a five star cloth so I could not take a star off for that.

I have several flute polishing cloths, and I like each one for different reasons, but this one is one of my favorites. Easy to use, effective, washable, and faster to work with than an actual silver polishing cloth, and nearly as effective. Good results, soft fabric won't scratch delicate surface of flute, and even a very nice color. Highly recommend!

I really like this cleaning/polishing cloth. It is very soft, yet sturdy - seems like it will last a long time. I use it for removing fingerprints from my oboe after playing, and it works great. I like the chamois-like material much better than any other cloth I've tried. Highly recommend.

I’m a cellist and anyone who plays a bowed string instrument understand how precious the varnish is! This cloth gets my cello sooooo clean and when I use the cloth, it gives it a beautiful polish look! I think it’s well worth it and it wasn’t even that much money! Do yourself a favor and get this!

I've been using mine for a couple of weeks and it works very well. I use it on my electric guitars. Seems like it would be good for acoustic guitars, drums, and many other items. I've been storing mine in the plastic sleeve that came with it. Not sure if that's what I'm supposed to do, but it makes sense.

Wonderful cloth that has survived some very aggressive cleanings of my violin. And bonus points for being washable and inexpensive. Will buy again when my current one has some wear and tear, which there are no signs of at all now.