Cleaning The Actual MicroFiber Cloth?

[Hydrocity]

Sorry if this may sound stupid, but I have been using the cloth that came with my MBP for almost a month. I also use it with my other devices such as my iPad and iPhone.

The cloth is starting to look a little shinny, im guessing from fingerprints, and has quite alot of dust particles on it.

Is it safe to wash it in the sink in warm water + soap and air dry? I dont wanna ruin it...

Thanks

 

[HLdan]

I put mine right in the washing machine with my laundry and it cleans perfectly and still maintains it's silky feel. You can do that or just hand wash it over the sink and let it dry naturally.

 

[TheBritishBloke]

Should be able to put it in washing machine. Just air dry it, otherwise it might end up 1/100th of its original size lol

Even if it's not, I'm sure you can pick up another for a couple of bucks.

 

[Hydrocity]

Alright thanks

Ill try washing it in the sink or something.

 

[drambuie]

Should be able to put it in washing machine. Just air dry it, otherwise it might end up 1/100th of its original size lol

Then, it would be a mini-microfiber cloth, a magnitude larger than a nanofiber cloth.

Sorry! Couldn't help it.

 

[Lunchb0x8]

I bought the iKlear pack, a bit expensive but worth it, so if your cloth does get destroyed, know there is a good option out there for keeping your iGear spotless!

 

[saxon48]

Clean it with a different MicroFiber cloth.

 

[BABankert]

Microfiber cloths can be washed in a washing machine in cold water, but you should NOT use fabric softener, as the cloth will retain the oils in the softener and become greasy over time. I have used the same MF cloths for 3 years (from Sunglass Hut - I work there ) and they still clean just as well as they did when I bought them.

 

[Martyimac]

Microfiber cloths can be washed in a washing machine in cold water, but you should NOT use fabric softener, as the cloth will retain the oils in the softener and become greasy over time. I have used the same MF cloths for 3 years (from Sunglass Hut - I work there ) and they still clean just as well as they did when I bought them.

This tip is very important, NO SOFTENERS, that and don't dry them on high heat. Anything below medium on your dryer would be fine, and of course air drying.