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Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Microfiber - The Art of Cleanliness

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// We may earn a commission if you make a purchase through links on this site. Read our Earnings Disclosure to learn more. You’ve probably heard of, seen, or used microfiber products. These days they are everywhere. What makes this tiny fiber so special? The answer is a lot more interesting that you think. Take a quick read through this guide to level up your microfiber knowledge! Table of Contents [show] Microfiber is a specific type of very fine synthetic textile fiber. Modern microfibers are finer than 1 denier, a unit of measure for fiber that equals 1 gram per 9000 meters of fiber. To better understand that, a strand of silk is roughly 1 denier. Microfiber is finer than silk! Microfiber can be made of several different materials, including polyamide (nylon), polyester, and polypropylene (Prolen). Most common microfiber towels sold for automotive detailing are a combination of polyester and polyamide. The polyester provides the structure of the towel. The introduction of polyamide

You’ve probably heard of, seen, or used microfiber products. These days they are everywhere. What makes this tiny fiber so special? The answer is a lot more interesting that you think. Take a quick read through this guide to level up your microfiber knowledge! What is Microfiber? Microfiber is a specific type of very fine synthetic textile fiber. Modern microfibers are finer than 1 denier, a unit of measure for fiber that equals 1 gram per 9000 meters of fiber. To better understand that, a strand of silk is roughly 1 denier. Microfiber is finer than silk! Microfiber can be made of severa

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