Carbon Microfiber Cloth with Graphene, 40 x 50 cm

Carbon microfiber cloth for glass, kitchen, bathroom and car

The carbon microfiber cloth combines ordinary microfiber with carbon fibres that contain graphene. The carbon fibres make the 40 x 50 cm cloth strong and flexible, so it keeps working through up to 500 washes at 60 °C. Used dry, it pulls dust towards itself instead of pushing it around. Damp, it soaks up spills and lifts grease, and on glass it polishes without leaving streaks.

Where to use it

• Kitchen worktops, appliances, bathroom and washroom surfaces
• Glass, mirrors, windows, screens, glasses and cutlery
• Car bodywork and greasy surfaces in a garage or workshop
• Dry dusting of furniture and shelves

How to use it

For dust, wipe with the dry cloth. For everyday dirt, dampen it with water and wring it out well. On greasy kitchen surfaces, spray a little EcoClean all-purpose cleaner and wipe with the damp cloth. On glass, finish with a dry part of the cloth. The grey cloth comes with a blue or red edge, which makes it easy to keep tasks apart, for example red for the bathroom and blue for glass and the kitchen. For glasses lenses and phone screens you may prefer our Sonic Cut edgeless towel, which has no stitched edge at all. Our guide on how to choose a microfiber cloth compares the different types.

Washing instructions

Machine wash at 40–60 °C with a mild detergent without colour, fragrance, bleach or fabric softener. Softener and chlorine coat or damage the fibres, so the cloth picks up less dirt. Wash it with other lint-free textiles, not with cotton, tumble dry on low heat and do not iron. Cared for this way, the cloth lasts up to 500 washes. More tips are in our guide to washing microfiber cloths.

OEKO-TEX Standard 100 Certificate

The carbon microfiber cloth is certified to STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX®. Its materials have been tested for harmful substances.

STANDARD 100 by OEKO-TEX® is an international certification system that tests textiles at every stage of production, from yarns and fabrics to finished products such as clothing and home textiles. Certified items have been tested for harmful substances and meet the standard’s limit values.