FAQ

FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Q: How do I choose the right Car Wash Cloth for my car?

A: The best Car Wash Cloth depends on your car’s finish and cleaning needs:
  • Microfiber Cloths: Ideal for most cars—super absorbent (holds 7x its weight in water), lint-free (won’t scratch paint), and gentle on clear coats. Great for regular washes and drying.
  • Cotton Cloths: Best for quick dusting or interior cleaning (e.g., wiping dashboards). Avoid using on wet exteriors—cotton can trap dirt and scratch paint.
  • Chenille Cloths: Perfect for detailing (e.g., cleaning wheels, door jambs). The thick, fuzzy texture lifts dirt without scrubbing.
Pro tip: Choose a 300–400 GSM (grams per square meter) microfiber cloth for balance of softness and durability—lighter cloths shed easily, heavier ones are too thick for tight spaces.

Q: Are Mops suitable for all floor types, and how do I maintain them?

A: Our Mops are designed for specific floor types—check the product page for compatibility:
  • Hardwood Floors: Use flat mops with microfiber pads (gentle, no excess water—prevents warping). Avoid spin mops (too much moisture).
  • Tile/Stone Floors: Heavy-duty spin mops or string mops (handles grime and moisture well). Look for replaceable scrub pads for tough stains.
  • Laminate Floors: Lightweight flat mops with dry or damp cleaning (never soak—laminate swells with water).
Maintenance tips:
  • Wash Mop heads after 2–3 uses (machine-washable microfiber/cotton heads—avoid bleach).
  • Hang Mops to dry (prevents mold growth on the handle or head).
  • Replace Mop heads every 3–6 months (worn heads spread dirt instead of cleaning).

Q: What size Trash Can should I get for different rooms?

A: Trash Can size depends on room usage and how often you empty it:
  • Kitchen: 10–13 gallons (handles daily food waste for 2–4 people). Step-on lids keep odors in and hands clean.
  • Bathroom: 2–4 gallons (small enough for under-sink storage; swing-top lids are easy to use with one hand).
  • Home Office/Bedroom: 1–2 gallons (for paper waste, tissues—compact designs fit in corners).
  • Garage/Outdoor: 20–30 gallons (for large items like cardboard, yard waste). Look for weather-resistant plastic or stainless steel.
If you’re short on space, opt for slim, wall-mounted Trash Cans (great for small kitchens!) or stackable designs.

Q: Will Car Wash Cloths scratch my car’s paint?

A: No—if you choose the right cloth and use it correctly:
  • Avoid Scratching: Use microfiber or chenille cloths (never paper towels, sponges, or cotton cloths with loose threads). Rinse the cloth and car surface first to remove grit (dirt trapped in cloths causes scratches).
  • Proper Use: Wipe in gentle, circular motions—don’t scrub hard. Use a separate cloth for wheels (they collect more dirt than the body).
  • Care: Wash cloths before first use (removes excess lint) and avoid fabric softeners (they coat microfiber and reduce absorbency).
If you’re concerned about delicate paint (e.g., matte finishes), email us—we recommend our ultra-soft 400 GSM microfiber cloths.

Q: Can Trash Cans be used outdoors, and are they weatherproof?

A: It depends on the material—we clearly note outdoor suitability on product pages:
  • Outdoor-Safe: Plastic Trash Cans (thick, UV-resistant plastic—won’t crack in sunlight or freeze in cold) and stainless steel Trash Cans (rust-resistant, with tight-fitting lids to keep rain out).
  • Indoor-Only: Thin plastic or fabric Trash Cans (not water-resistant—will warp or mildew outdoors).
For outdoor use, look for Trash Cans with locking lids (keeps pests out!) and drainage holes (prevents rainwater buildup).