[simon knight]

I've been using them quite a bit lately to detail and clean small Georgian windows.
Just had a call from a customer who said that in the sun (what bloody sun?) she can see lots of fibres on the glass.

Is this just because I'm using cheapo 87p micros?....are Ettore @ around £5 less likely to leave fibres?

[Jason Atwell]

I get the window cleaning warehouse ones, cheaper than ettore or unger and do the same job. A micro fibre from asda or tesco is nothing like a proper one, the ones i used to get from asda were quite bobbly and left fibres on the glass, especially when buffing leaded glass, where as the proper one are more like tracksuit material , quite smooth!

[Wozza]

What don't Asda sell these days. !

They will be selling water fed poles next.

[simon knight]

Cheers guys, had a feeling it might be me being a cheapskate. Best I invest some of me hard earnt dosh....I really liked the idea of 10 micros for less than a tenner....oh well it underlines the old saying...."buy cheap ya get cheap"

[mogy]

Hi Simon
 Ive been using some cheap microfibr cloths off the local market , they were allso losing fibres, but after a good wash all was ok, only prob is they are not so good  on buffing ,they  want to grip the  glass when they are   dry.
   Mogy 

[ducky]

go for the unger ones i use ettore for the sills thats all they are good for.

[markybop]

Get ursel sum o these cloths, they are spot on, money well spent, there huge and dont leave any "scrim fluff"!!!!!!!!!

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Window-Cleaning-Microfibre-Glass-Cloth-Large-pk-of-10_W0QQitemZ180038132376QQihZ008QQcategoryZ112579QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem