The latest innovative product line to emerge on the cleaning scene is microfiber and the associated products. This material is rapidly becoming a staple in cleaning products for use in healthcare environments and manufacturing arenas requiring extremely high sanitation levels.

In order to tell the "Micro-fiber Story", it will be necessary to first explain what micro-fiber is and what distinguishes it from the traditional cleaning materials. Also, why does micro-fiber provide superior performance? There is sufficient evidence to support the premise that micro-fiber is a better "value" in the long run due to the performance versus cost results.

First, what is micro-fiber? Simply stated, micro-fiber constitutes a cleaning system, not one product. The basic composition of this material is a high density fabric that provides for greater absorption. The chemical composition of this material is a combination of polyester and polyamide fibers that are barely visible to the human eye when the individual threads are examined. The construction of these individual fibers into an extremely dense fabric that has properties enabling the material to retain four times its weight in water. This provides for significantly greater absorption than conventional cotton yarns that are widely used at the present time. Additionally, the dry application for these fibers enhances the effectiveness in attracting dust particles as well. Both these features make for a highly effective cleaning system that is characterized by properties of allergy free and anti-bacterial.

We encourage you to become as familiar as possible with this new technology and consider the potential micro-fiber offers you in your particular institution. It represents the latest in cleaning techniques to enhance performance and minimize liability concerns relating to sanitation issues.