E-Cloth Microfiber Cloth 4-Pack, World's Leading Premium Microfiber Cleaning Cloth, Twice as Durable as Competition, 1 Year Guarantee, Ideal for Kitchen, Countertops, Sinks, and Bathrooms, Assorted

These have replaced all of our cotton dish cloths, which are now in the rag bin. We purchased one, thinking to just try it. It took a bit to get used to it, but we realized one day it was great. It is super for removing grease and oil splatters, for cleaning the glass control panel on the stove, for washing dishes, wiping the granite and laminated maple counters. It holds a lot of water. Too much for most tasks. You have to learn to wring it out. This makes it seem too dry, but it isn't. It works best when only slightly damp. It is a magnet for things you don't want to leave on the surface, like bacteria. It does feel kind of grabby on your hands, which seemed weird to me at first. I am familiar with it now, and I know when it needs to be rinsed based upon feel. We wash each cloth after a day of use. They never stink. The are very hard to permanently stain. We have almost stopped using scrubbing sponges. They do bleed color the first time or two we washed them. I added a color catcher sheet in the load the first two washes and no stains on the white towels but the color catcher looked tie died after the first wash. A great feature is that if you wring it well after cleanup, very little water is left to evaporate into your kitchen. This keeps the humidity level down in the kitchen. These cloths don't make good rags, however, so I leave that task to cotton. And it works when dampened with water. Alcohol, which makes short work of cleaning a greasy vent-hood, works best with paper towels or cotton rags.

I researched and hemmed and hawed for a long time over whether or not to buy Norwex. I was all but checked out when I decided to just try one of these first, and they did NOT disappoint. I have one for kitchen surfaces, one for the bathroom, one for the toilet, one for dog kennels, and for yoga mat. I take a spray bottle of water around with me and clean everything. Even had a vicious stomach bug and it did not spread to the rest of the family after cleaning with these puppies. I gifted one to my mother-in-law and she said it’s the best fiat tag she’s ever had; she loves that it didn’t spread the dust all around and in the air. This is a staple product in my home. I just throw them in the wash with hot water and they’re good to go again. Highly, highly recommend. If you’re on the fence, just try one. The difference between these and Norwex is that these do not have the silver. However, if you use it then wash it (like a Norwex recommenced after cleaning up meat juices) you don’t even need that. Plus, I haven’t seen any info on whether or not the silver actually cleans the rag. The majority of research I’ve seen is how effective at removing bacteria from a surface it is. E-cloth came out with similar results when Good Housekeeping tested them. All in all, I think this is a wiser purchase than Norwex, and it is a wonderful product.

Norwex's selling point is they're super dense, so they pick up dirt without any cleaner and a lot less elbow grease- but $19 a piece! I tried these as an economical alternate (you get 4) & am not disappointed. They're not as thick, but that makes them easier to wring out, yet still high quality. NOTE: These are NOT infused with silver to naturally kill bacteria while drying like Norwex's signature cloth, but really didn't need it as they air out quickly & don't go sour. We are getting our house ready to sell and I've used them on every nasty job- grimy walls, faceplates, windows, mirrors, walls, woodwork, the car engine, even paint clean up! I've turned my old cleaning clothes into rags, as I seriously won't clean without one of these anymore.

I love the Norwex enviro cloths for the kitchen, but they are insanely expensive. I purchased these, hoping they would be a suitable alternative. Unfortunately, these are pretty similar to every other generic microfiber cloth I've used. I'll give these a slight edge to most, as they seem a little thicker and more heavy duty. But still nowhere close to Norwex. In terms of value, I feel you can get cheaper microfiber cloths that perform similarly. Nothing wrong with these, just nothing to separate them from the crowd.

I have used these exclusively in my kitchen (and elsewhere in my home) for the past 7 years. I have only replaced the set twice in that time. I do boil them every now and then and so much grossness comes out, but it does help to extend the life of them. I haven't used any chemical kitchen cleaner in all of that time. It has saved me a lot of money on cleaning products, and these work so well with no chemicals!

I have used e-cloth since the pandemic and could not be happier with them. There is science behind this product so I am confident of its ability to keep my home not just clean, but kill germs at the same time using only water!

I love these cloths! They are absorbent & handier than paper towels. I will re-order.

I love these cloths. They are perfect to use for streakless cleaning with just water, Great for my Stainless appliances and granite countertops. I have hidden the rest from my husband as he keeps taking them to wash the vehicles.

Great product. You know it works when you see what rinses out of the cloth. Germ fighter. Finding it getting harder to find though.

Best ever cloths for every purpose, wash in hot. Thrown out all my cheap cloths and only ever use these from now on, dry or damp.

Love this cloth for cleaning your taps in the bathroom, etc. Leaves no streaks! I even gave one to a friend to try and she loved it too.

I love these clothes an the whole nine yards about these products (e-cloth company) They make my life easier and saving me money from buying cleaning products to help with my work. No more chemicals products for me the e-clothes for all different use says it all.