Streak-Free, Chemical-Free Glass Cleaning with Eco-Friendly Waffle Weave Microfibre
Mar 06, 2025
Keeping glass and windows spotless doesn’t have to mean using harsh chemicals or disposable wipes. More and more people are turning to eco-friendly, chemical-free cleaning solutions—and waffle weave microfibre cloths are leading the way.
Why Waffle Weave Microfibre is the Best for Glass Cleaning
Unlike traditional cloths or paper towels, waffle weave microfibre is designed to clean effectively with just water. The unique raised texture increases the surface area, making it incredibly absorbent and allowing it to trap dirt and moisture without spreading it around.
Plus, our waffle weave cloths last over 400 washes, making them a sustainable alternative to disposable cleaning products and natural fibre cloths that wear out quickly. Check our our Microfibre Washing guide here.
The Best Chemical-Free Method for Streak-Free Glass
For the most effective, eco-friendly clean, follow this simple method:
✅ Step 1: Use One Cloth Wet – Dampen one waffle weave microfibre cloth with water and wipe the surface to lift dirt, dust, and grime. The textured weave traps particles without the need for chemical cleaners.
✅ Step 2: Follow with a Dry Cloth – Use a second, dry waffle weave cloth to absorb any excess moisture and polish the glass for a streak-free, crystal-clear finish.
With this method, you can clean windows, mirrors, and automotive glass surfaces without contributing to plastic waste or exposing your home to unnecessary chemicals.
A Size & Style for Every Cleaning Job
Our range of waffle weave microfibre cloths comes in different sizes to tackle any job—from small mirrors to large windows and even automotive detailing. Whether you’re deep cleaning your home or keeping your car spotless, these reusable, durable cloths make eco-friendly cleaning effortless.
Make the Switch to Sustainable Cleaning
By choosing waffle weave microfibre, you’re not just getting a superior clean—you’re also reducing waste, avoiding harsh chemicals, and making a more sustainable choice for your home.
