Microfibre cleaning cloths for the whole house, the car and the workshop
MultiWype+ is a 36-pack of general-purpose, multipurpose microfibre cleaning cloths. Each 40×40 cm cloth is 400 GSM, edgeless and dual-sided, made in a hard-wearing 80/20 blend that is built for everyday cleaning rather than one job.
Kitchen cloths and dish cloths that don't smell or smear
Wipe worktops, hobs, sinks, fridges and stainless steel appliances. Microfibre lifts grease instead of spreading it, rinses clean, and goes in the washing machine with the rest, so you can retire the sponges and paper towels.
Bathroom and shower cleaning cloths
Use the short-pile side on tiles, taps and shower screens, then flip to the long-pile side to buff chrome and glass dry.
Streak-free window cloths: microfibre cloths for window cleaning, mirrors and glass
The plush long-pile side is made for glass: windows, mirrors, glass tables, TV, laptop and phone screens. The edgeless, heat-sealed hem means no stitching to scratch delicate surfaces and nothing to leave lint behind.
Dusting cloths for furniture and electronics
Many people find these the best dusting cloths for the house: no sprays needed, just a dry cloth.
Used dry, microfibre traps dust in the fibres instead of flicking it into the air, so it's ideal for shelves, furniture, skirting boards and electronics.
Microfibre cloths for cars, the workshop, bikes and boats
Keep a stack in the car for dashboards, door cards, screens and glass, and in the garage as tough reusable workshop rags. For drying the outside of the car, use a dedicated 1200 GSM car drying towel instead.
The best microfibre cloths in the UK for everyday cleaning
Looking for the best microfibre cloths in the UK? Most cheap household cleaning cloths are thin, stitched-edge and fall apart after a few washes. Here is what makes MultiWype+ different.
Why choose MultiWype+ over cheap microfibre cloths
- 400 GSM: a sturdy mid-weight cloth, thicker than bargain multipacks, washable hundreds of times.
- Edgeless: heat-sealed edges, no stitched border to snag, shed or scratch.
- Dual pile: a short side for scrubbing and wiping, a long side for dusting, glass and polishing.
- 36 cloths per pack: enough for every room, the car and the garage, with spares in the wash.
See how it compares with our NanoWype+ drying towel and MicroWype+, or read how to wash microfibre cloths so they stay soft and absorbent.
Microfibre cloth questions
What are microfibre cloths used for?
Almost any cleaning job: kitchen worktops, hobs and stainless steel, bathroom tiles and taps, windows, mirrors and glass, dusting furniture, TV and laptop screens, car interiors, dashboards and glass, bikes, boats and the workshop. One MultiWype+ pack covers the whole house and the car.
Are microfibre cloths lint free?
Good microfibre is effectively lint free, which is why it leaves glass streak free. MultiWype+ is edgeless, with heat-sealed edges instead of a stitched border, so there are no loose threads to shed. Wash new cloths once before use and keep them away from cotton in the wash.
Are microfibre cloths better than cotton or paper towels?
For cleaning, yes. Split microfibres grab dust, grease and grime instead of pushing it around, hold several times their weight in water, leave no lint and can be washed hundreds of times, so you buy far fewer cloths than paper towels.
Which side of the cloth should I use on windows?
Wipe with the short-pile side to lift dirt, then flip to the long-pile side for a final streak-free buff on glass and mirrors.
Can I colour code MultiWype+ cloths?
MultiWype+ Argento comes in one silver colour. To keep jobs separate, keep one stack for the kitchen, one for the bathroom and one for the car, or mark the corner with a laundry marker. That simple cleaning cloths colour coding stops kitchen cloths ever being used in the bathroom.
How do I wash microfibre cloths?
Machine wash at 30°C with a little non-bio liquid, no fabric softener, away from cotton. Air dry or tumble dry low under 40°C. Our full guide explains why softener ruins microfibre and how to rescue cloths that stopped absorbing.
