E-Cloth Home Cleaning Microfiber Cloth Set - 8ct

A: Each cleaning cloth contains a blue tag in the corner that states the cloth’s name and intended usage. The Kitchen Cloth is teal and has a scrubbing corner; the Bathroom Cloth is yellow; the Dusting Cloth is yellow with red trim; the Stainless Steel Cloth is grey striped; the Range & Stovetop Cloth is blue striped; the Window Cloth is light green and has a waffle-weave texture.

A: Brand expert, I just got the window cloth and it is orange, not light green. The box it comes in is light green, but not the cloth. I believe that's what the person above was asking about.

A: Hi There! Yes, you can. Keep wood furniture and fixtures clean and dust-free with our General Purpose Cloth or High Performance Dusting Cloth. Use slightly damp to clean sensitive wood surfaces or use dry to wipe away dust.

A: Hi There, Thank you for reaching out! Unfortunately, the blue tag stitched on the corner of the cloth is not for hanging but it has a label name on it. Your suggestions matter to us. Rest assured, I will share this with our Products Development team.

A: Hi Bazaarvoice, Thanks for reaching out! Many E-Cloth products are guaranteed to last for about 300 washes with standard use – that’s a lot of cleaning! When you find that your cloth has (eventually) reached the end of their peak performance, please don’t simply throw them away. While E-Cloth products cannot be placed in traditional curbside recycling containers, we encourage customers to donate used E-Cloth products to their local textile recycling facilities when products have reached their “end of life.” Please try conducting a Google search for textile recycling centers in your area, and you should hopefully find a facility that accepts polyester and nylon products! If you’re unable to find a recycling center in your area, we’d suggest repurposing the cloth within your household or community in other ways. A few ideas include reusing the cloths as standard rags in your garage or other parts of your home, repurposing the cloths in your garden as ties for plants, or taking (washed) cloths to a donation facility or thrift store — someone else may find a PERFECT use for your old cloth! I hope this helps, and please let us know if you have any other questions! Thank you, E-Cloth Community Team