e-cloth Flexi-Edge Floor & Wall Duster Refill
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e-cloth is the only cloth on the market, independently tested to remove 99% bacteria.
The E-Cloth Flexi-Edge Floor & Wall Duster is a perfect defence against dust, pet hair, and other loose debris. Used dry, the flexible duster base easily reaches baseboards and moldings, and the fluffy duster head leaves no nook nor cranny untouched. Constructed using lightweight aluminium and featuring a telescopic handle that extends from 3 to 5 feet, the duster is ideal for nearly all types of hard flooring and walls. Like you, we think cleaning should be pure and simple. A healthier way to clean, E-Cloth is enough.
General
Includes: 1 Flexi-edge Duster with Telescopic Handle
FAQ's
Which e-cloth do I use?
ANY hard surfaces in your home (including greasy surfaces) can be cleaned effectively with just the General Purpose Cloth, the Glass & Polishing Cloth and the Mop. We produce the General Purpose Cloth in a number of colours to help you reserve a different colour for cleaning different areas.
The General Purpose Cloth cleans thick grease and dirt and can tackle the heaviest cleaning jobs with just water. As it has thicker fibres, it is not as good as the Glass & Polishing Cloths at leaving a totally streak-free finish and it is best used in combination with it.
The Glass & Polishing Cloth cleans light grease and dirt with just water and leaves a streak-free finish, when it is used dry on a damp surface. It is brilliant on glass and shiny surfaces – windows, mirrors, taps, toasters, and stainless steel.
Other specialist cloths have been developed to do an even more effective job on specific surfaces.
Each of the cloths in our range has been developed for absolute optimum performance for its designated use. Three examples:
- While the General Purpose Cloth will clean baths well, the extra absorbency and surface area of the Bathroom Cloth gives a quicker and easier clean.
- Used dry, the General Purpose Cloth attracts dust and is an effective Duster, but our Duster is even more effective, holding more dust and releasing gathered dust more effectively.
- The Glass & Polishing Cloth leaves lenses and screens completely clear, but our Screen and other Lens cloths are a smoother weave and there is less risk of small particles being held in the cloth, which might damage the surface.
e-cloth’s General Purpose Cloth can be surprisingly effective on fabric of any kind and it’s always worth trying, before resorting to a chemical cleaner. They will usually work on wine spills - use cold water and experiment on a test area first.
e-cloths remove over 99% of bacteria. All the main e-cloths have been tested by an internationally recognised micro-biology laboratory (Silliker – 45 laboratories worldwide and work with McDonalds, Kraft Foods & Kelloggs). All have been shown to remove over 99% bacteria, including e-coli, listeria and aspergillus – Follow this link. The Mop was proven to remove over 98%. Tests showed that, after a brief rinse, only 0.01% of bacteria are re-introduced to a surface. Additionally, because the cloths do not leave any residue on the cleaned surface, there is nothing left behind to encourage the development of bacteria.
As long as the care instructions are followed, with normal use our cloths will last for several years and are guaranteed for 300 washes. There may be some loss of colour or staining, but this will not affect performance. Snagging fibres on sharp edges will inevitably occur.
e-cloths can be used with other cleaning products, but because e-cloths clean so well with just water, it is not normally necessary.
Contact with bleach should be avoided, as it breaks down the fibres. The effectiveness of the cloths can be affected by the fibres becoming clogged by other cleaning agents.
If there is a build-up of burnt-on food in the kitchen, or limescale in the bathroom, a specialist cleaning product may be needed to remove this. Once removed, use e-cloths to maintain the surface with just water.
Some people may like to use a natural bleach or disinfectant around the toilet area.
e-cloth fibres are non-abrasive and will not scratch surfaces, but care should be taken on special surfaces such as car bodies, in case grit, caught in the fibres, scratches the surface.
If your e-cloth does not work anymore, it could be that there is fabric softener blocking the fibres. Please re-wash and try again.
If this does not work, the e-cloth has reached the end of its life (usually over 300 washes). However, if you feel the cloth has not given satisfactory performance, please contact us (e-mail or telephone) – we are confident we can help you!
This is usually for one of two reasons. The first is that the cloth has been used too wet – for the final polish, the cloth should be used dry on a damp surface. We recommend using a dry Glass & Polishing Cloth for the final finish.
The second reason can be that there is a surface layer left by the factory (new product) or a chemical has previously been used for cleaning. In either case, clean a small area using the General Purpose Cloth followed by the Glass & Polishing Cloth. Repeat as necessary and you will see the whole surface gradually come clean. Using warm water may help.
There are particular cleaning tasks where you may need help from other products. For example, for burnt-on dirt on ovens and hobs or a build-up of calcium deposits from water. In these cases, it may be necessary to supplement e-cloths with other products. It will then be easy to maintain the surface using just e-cloths and water.
Why do many manufacturers recommend e-cloth for cleaning their appliances and household surfaces?
Many manufacturers recommend that chemicals are not used on their products. They have tested e-cloth and found it particularly effective. They recognise the no-compromise high quality of e-cloth and are happy to associate their brand name with our cloths.
Care
You can wash as low as 30 degrees C, but most e-cloths can be machine washed at 90°C or boil washed. There are exceptions and all cloths have washing instructions on the label, except for certain lightweight cloths where the cloth’s smear-free performance would be affected by the addition of a stitched edge and label.
For all cloths:
- A thorough rinse is often enough for day-to-day use.
- To ensure e-cloths perform at their best, we recommend machine washing, using a small amount of washing powder.
- Tumble or hang dry.
- DO NOT use bleach or conditioner. Bleach breaks down the fibres and conditioners will block them.
- Colour may run - initial washes must be separate at 60c.
Notes:
If fabric conditioner is used by mistake, rewash with a little detergent.
As cloths age, some staining will not come out. Some types of dirt contain a pigment which stains any cloth. If the cloth has been washed properly, it will actually be clean. Repeated washes will gradually reduce marks.
Whilst a standard bleach will damage tea towels and cloths, you can use a natural bleach, such as Ecover.
Although not recommended, you can use most cleaning chemicals with e-cloth. Some chemicals will block the fibres and reduce performance. Do not use bleach or chemicals containing bleach, as this will damage the fibres.
Some people like to use cleaning chemicals or disinfectant around the toilet area or on food preparation areas. For 90% of the house, e-cloths will clean with just water.
Many types of dirt contain a pigment which stains any cloth. If the cloth has been washed properly, it will be clean despite the marks. Repeated washes will gradually reduce these marks.
How can I brighten up tea towels and white cloths when they have gone dull?
Whilst a standard bleach will damage tea towels and cloths, you can use a natural bleach, such as Sodium Percarbonate.
