Cleaning Supplies & CleanAide FAQs

Enter DIM1, DIM2 and either the Weight or GSM, click calculate and the last parameter will display.   Length (DIM1 in inches):  Width (DIM2 in inches): Weight (W in grams):...

Machine wash cold with like colors.  Do not use bleach on colors. Tumble dry low.  Wash before use.

Preparation of the yarn for weaving or knitting is the first step of cotton fabric manufacturing.  Weaving Modern mills use high-speed weaving machines that move horizontally back and forth across...

Plain Weave: For the entire length of the fabric, each warp yarn passes alternately over one and then under one filling yarn.  This is the simplest and most commonly used...

The typical processes for microfiber manufacturing are as follows: Microfiber Yarn Extrusion Microfiber Yarn Testing Conversion of Partially Oriented Yarn (POY) into Fully Drawn Yarn (FDY) or Drawn Textured Yarn...

Cotton is the white, fibrous substance that grows off the seed of the cotton plant. The fibers are composed mainly of cellulose because it is a plant fiber.  Cotton has...

Hand or machine wash in warm water with mild detergent. If you machine wash, keep all of your microfiber in the same load.  Mixing microfiber with other fabrics could lead...

The standard measurement for weight and quality of fabrics is grams per square meter, usually abbreviated as GSM. This is the accepted standard in the United States as well as...

The old way to manufacture microfiber towels is to roll the edges around piping material and serge along the sides to create a binding. Having a towel finished with ultrasonic...

CleanAide’s line of silver-embedded antimicrobial microfiber towels uses an embedded silver antimicrobial agent to eliminate bacteria from within the cloth’s fibers!  This revolutionary textile effectively prevents musty odors and bacterial...

There are many ways to combine yarns when weaving a fabric. Depending on the weave, the final product will have a different physical aspect, and very different properties. Although most...

Microfiber is known for the following qualities: Removes Bacteria: Proven to wipe surfaces 99% bacteria-free without using chemicals and without cross-contamination Highly Absorbent: Microfiber can hold up to 7 times...