NO. NO. Do NOT say that microfibres are somehow environmentally good! Microfibres are actually very very bad for the environment and you. We all end up drinking this shit - no joke… - Tom Ritchford - Medium

Okay guys, it’s time to get sexy: if you buy a microfibre cloth, you can clean worktops using only water, saving money on cleaning products. Yep. I discovered this hack after being told my hob is ‘delicate’ and, turns out, these cloths are excellent. You just wet them, wring out the excess water, and are good to go/eat off the thing you just cleaned. It’s ideal if you’re the one in your shared flat who always ends up buying Flash and cleaning the kitchen. And you can get a 4-pack for £14.99 — a steal. Plus, while you’re saving money, you’ll also be saving the world; cleaning products, as it turns out, are pretty bad for the environment. Bonus.
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NO. NO. Do NOT say that microfibres are somehow environmentally good!
Microfibres are actually very very bad for the environment and you.
We all end up drinking this shit - no joke!
https://www.wired.com/story/microfibers-are-the-new-microbeads/
https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2016/jun/20/microfibers-plastic-pollution-oceans-patagonia-synthetic-clothes-microbeads
https://www.intelligentliving.co/microfibers-what-you-can-do/#
And there's no evidence that people use any fewer cleaning products when they use microfibre cloths - they use the cleaning products and the cloths too.
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