Cleaning Cloths
The microfiber construction allows the cloth  to effectively clean either dry or wet depending on the task, all without chemicals.

Glass Surfaces
Dusting: use the cloth dry; or spray with a sprig of water for damp dusting.
Cleaning:  dampen the cloth, wring well, and wipe. . . OR mist a cloth with water to get the right amount of dampness.  

All Hard-Washable Surfaces
Sinks, countertops, etc., turn on the water and start cleaning. Use a clean microfiber towel to wipe surfaces dry.

Carpets
To remove spills and stains, get the carpet thoroughly damp with hot water. Using a very damp, with hot water microfiber cloth, rub in different directions using "elbow grease".

Care instructions:
For quick cleaning, hand wash with any hand soap or dish washing liquid; rinse well.

For thorough cleaning use the washing machine. Microfiber loves hot water -- the hotter the better. It makes the microfibers swell to release trapped dirt.

Important: Do not use liquid bleach or fabric softner.

 Bath Towels 
These bath towels, because they are microfiber, work differently than those you have used throughout your life. Rather than rubbing a surface as quickly and firmly as you can to dry it, microfiber works best by allowing the pulling capabilities to draw the water into the towel. Blot first, to get the heaviest concentrations of water, then rub to pick up what's left behind.

Care instructions:
Microfiber bath towels should be washed and dried separately from other clothes and towels. This will prevent the absorption of lint from other fabrics. Also avoid fabric softener, and never use bleach.