OMG, these things are a miracle. I've always hated cleaning my windows and shower because it was such a pain to get it streak free and I hated using rolls and rolls of paper towels to do it. After having cleaned the windows inside my car and doing such a poor job recently I took my car to the carwash mainly to have them do that. As I was waiting for them to finish up I started to wonder what they were using to clean the windows because they did it fast, left no streaks and only used rags. I had used rags in the past with terrible results. When I got home I started researching it and found these. They work unbelievably well and I only have to use water??? Who would have known. I've used them on my shower, windows, glass and even my stainless steel appliances. I hate cleaning my appliances!!! The only thing I ever found was polish which was an absolute hassle and time consuming. Well, THIS WORKED FOR THAT TOO!!! It was easy, only had to use water and gave an excellent result. I wish I had figured this out a long time ago and saved myself a lot of time and irritation.

I'm happy to have found this product. We have a large sun porch with floor to ceiling glass. I've tried many window cleaning products including vinegar/water/dawn nothing removes the oily residue on the outside from exhaust fumes. I've spent hours trying to get rid of the streaks. At last, I found these "Microfiber Glass Cleaning Cloths". I can't believe the ease of removing that nasty oily residue on the outside and they worked just as well on the inside. The first time I used them I did the inside and outside in less than three hours, streak free. I've had several people comment on how good they look.
Also, I might add that part of the windows were in direct sunlight. These cloths are so much easier on 77 year shoulders than anything I've ever tried.

I recently purchased a 2017 Honda Accord Sport. Cleaning the car was never a problem until it came time to clean the windows inside and out of the car. I've used Windex with and without Ammonia, Invisible Glass, Black and White Newspaper and countless other products only to have smeared, smudged, and stained glass after A good twenty minutes of work. I ended trying the Microfiber and buffing towels and it is hands down the best glass I've ever seen on a car. I've attached photos to this reviews because all these pictures are proof of what a great window cleaner Is suppose to be. There were no steaks or lint left over, only a beautiful reflective shine on all the glass around the car.

Look..I don't write reviews...but I had to review this. The makers of chemical cleaners must have a lobby that keeps these types of products out of sight because this is ridiculously effective. I used to use windex and go with the pain and residue that entails...with these you literally just use the wet green one to clean, and then polish with the blue one. I use it on windows, mirrors and our stainless steel. My stainless steel was especially surprising...no chemicals, no special stainless polish..just wet green and dry blue. Buy these...i have many many of them.

I have recently been using the blue window towels from the Rag Company. They clean really great so when I saw these microfiber towels from Microfiber Wholesale for much less, I thought I would try them out for comparison. To fairly compare the towels, I ordered another set of towels at the same time from Rag Company.

The towels from each company have a similar appearance from a distance, however, the manufacturing differences become more apparent when examined closely. The Rag Company towels are made in Korea with a texture pattern that forms straight ridges down the towel. The Microfiber Wholesale towels are made in China and have more of a small checkerboard pattern. The Microfiber Wholesale towels are much lighter and very pliable, and the Rag Company towels are noticeably stiffer. If you hold the Microfiber Wholesale towels up to your eyes like a blindfold, you can see through the towels and clearly make out your surroundings. The Rag Company towels prevent you from seeing anything through the towels.

I cleaned the windshield of my car using Invisible Glass and a microfiber towel from each company. The Rag Company towels seem to grab a little more on the glass than then Microfiber Wholesale towels. The Microfiber Wholesale towels feel wetter and have more streaking than the Rag Company towels, probably due to them being a little thinner and more flimsy. The Microfiber Wholesale towels may take an additional wipe to absorb the window cleaner. I feel like I could clean fewer windows with the Microfiber Wholesale towels before the towel is saturated with cleaner than the Rag Company towels.

The towels from both companies left my windows looking really good, but it is obvious that the quality is better with the Rag Company. If you want the best window microfiber I know of, use the Rag Company. If you want to save a few dollars while still getting really good results, go with the Microfiber Wholesale towels. For me, I'm keeping the Microfiber Wholesale towels for cleaning car windows, but I'll most likely buy the Rag Company towels next time.