Glass towel King Carthur Purple View

King Carthur Purple View is a top-quality, lint-free glass cloth that works great, especially for final polishing of glass using the two-cloth technique when washing glass. Even the best glass cleaner does not work without a proper cloth that removes dirt from the surface. Purple View's lint-free structure allows for effective cleaning of glass surfaces, even from stubborn dirt, and ensures a streak-free result. In addition to the inside and outside of car windows, the cloth is suitable for mirrors and is also excellent for cleaning glass surfaces at home. The exceptionally large size (50 x 50 cm) and 350 g/m² weight ensure the cloth's absorbency even in daily professional use.

Features

• Product: King Carthur Purple View
• Intended use: Cleaning car glass surfaces
• Size: 50 x 50 cm
• Weight: 350 g/m²
• Material: 80% polyester, 20% polyamide
• Washing: 30°, gentle tumble drying
• Lint-free construction ensures effective cleaning

User manual

Microfiber cloths are almost always machine washable and should always be washed before first use. If you wash a microfiber cloth with other laundry, it is best to put it in a separate laundry bag so that the cloth does not rub and wear other laundry or collect lint from it. We recommend using a detergent specifically designed for microfibers, such as King Carthur Microfiber Wash , to clean the cloth properly and keep it as dense and absorbent as possible.

If you use a normal laundry detergent, make sure it does not contain zeolite or other thinners, and do not use a separate fabric softener. Drying cloths should not be washed at the same time as cloths used for waxing, for example, to prevent wax residue from the cloths from clogging the drying cloth.

It is advisable to wash your microfiber cloth regularly so that the cloth is cleaned at the washing temperature specified on the care label. The temperature usually varies between 30-60 degrees. A very dirty microfiber cloth may not be cleaned properly at 30 degrees, but requires a higher washing temperature than the washing instructions. However, using a higher temperature than the washing instructions has its risks, especially microfiber cloths that are washed at a low 30 degrees may easily shrink (or otherwise suffer) when the washing temperature is raised above the manufacturer's instructions.