Microfiber Cleaning - How it works
Microfiber dust mops and mops lift and hold dirt, grease, grime, liquids and bacteria.
- Negative Fibers
- Positive Fibers
- Bacteria
- Grease and Oil
Negative Fibers
- Tiny cervices
- Fibers get inside
- Dry then damp mopped
The fiber is split many times smaller than a human hair. This makes it a superior tool for cleaning and germ removal because it is able to penetrate cracks and crevasses that cotton cloths or paper towels are not able to reach.
Dirt
The fibers are smaller than the dirt. Microfiber dries fast and dirt rinses off fast unlike cotton.
Grease
- These fibers include both positive-charged polyester fibers and negative-charged nylon fibers that actually attract and pull up whatever is on the surface you’re cleaning.
Positive Fibers
- Dirt
- Germs
- (we use a small amount of chemicals although not necessary)
Microfiber products are also positively charged, meaning they attract negatively charged dirt and grease. These characteristics of microfiber allow you to clean surfaces without chemicals.
35 Years
This focus on microfiber mops isn’t just about having a trendy tool; it reflects a broader commitment to quality and innovation in commercial cleaning. As Cleaning San Antonio has evolved, adopting microfiber technology has become synonymous with our efficiency, reliability, and higher cleaning standard quality. This adaptation has helped us maintain client trust for decades.
Continued.. 35 years
If you’re curious, Cleaning San Antonio has detailed the evolution of these cleaning methods, including how regular maintenance and proper laundering of microfiber mops contribute to our sustained quality performance over the past 35 years.
