microfiber washcloths under a dollar
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enjoys freebies · Wed Sep 05, 2007 9:04 pm Quote

This is such a bargain and I want to share it with you all.I was at WalMart and looking in the automotive section. I found microfiber towels and then I found wash cloths.There are 2 rolled together with a paper aroung the center.They come in Light Blue,Light Green and Yellow.The tag says MicroTex,75%polyester-25% polyamide.They cost .84cents Shock

I have used it this week and it is so soft and yet it cleans very well. I have taken mascara and liner off.
So,if any of you that have a $12.00 microfiber cloth. And you are shopping at Walmart could you pick up one of these and do a comparison and see what you think.Wouldnt it be so lovely to save a little on some items in order to spend more on others.
TIA
Linda

enjoys freebies · Wed Sep 05, 2007 10:38 pm Quote

Thanks for your sharing! Smile

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 12:03 am Quote

WHOW, That,s a big different in price.How is that possible !!

Diaan

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 2:24 am Quote

i pick up microfiber face washclothes at the hyakuen store (kinda like $1 shop), with current conversion thats like 82 cents or something

Thu Sep 06, 2007 6:20 am Quote

Thanks for the post! I am one of those fools that have paid $12.00 for the cloth and It would be nice to have several instead of using the same one daily but I could not afford many at that price. I will go to Wal-mart today! I hope it works!

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 6:43 am Quote

I have several different "levels" of microfiber cloths, and since there is such a big difference in quality I use different kinds for different jobs. The nicest by far of all my cloths is my Alima one, which I believe cost $12. It's very soft, substantial, thick, and fluffy--- very luxurious, and I ONLY use it to clean my face as using it for any cleaning would just be a terrible waste. Next down the ladder are my Method cloths. Method cloths are pretty expensive as far as microfiber cleaning cloths go--- I believe one runs maybe $4 or $5. However, they are definitely the rolls royce of cleaning cloths because they are weighty and substantial, and even after washing they keep their shape and don't shed any of their microfiber "fur." I use these babies for light cleaning---- wiping down the counter top after cleaning the kitchen, etc. At the bottom of the ladder are the automotive cheapies, which I got like 10 for $10 or something like that. These guys are thin and very insubstantial, so when you wash them they tend to lose their shape, curl up, etc, and they also lose significant patches of "fur," so after a few washes they feel a bit rough and patchy. I reserve these guys for my dirtiest jobs--- mopping the floor, cleaning the bathroom, etc. That's not to say that they wouldn't do a good job on your face as they very well might, I just thought I'd share my experience with the gamut of cloths. HTH!

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:26 am Quote

manslayerliz wrote:

I have several different "levels" of microfiber cloths, and since there is such a big difference in quality I use different kinds for different jobs. The nicest by far of all my cloths is my Alima one, which I believe cost $12. It's very soft, substantial, thick, and fluffy--- very luxurious, and I ONLY use it to clean my face as using it for any cleaning would just be a terrible waste. Next down the ladder are my Method cloths. Method cloths are pretty expensive as far as microfiber cleaning cloths go--- I believe one runs maybe $4 or $5. However, they are definitely the rolls royce of cleaning cloths because they are weighty and substantial, and even after washing they keep their shape and don't shed any of their microfiber "fur." I use these babies for light cleaning---- wiping down the counter top after cleaning the kitchen, etc. At the bottom of the ladder are the automotive cheapies, which I got like 10 for $10 or something like that. These guys are thin and very insubstantial, so when you wash them they tend to lose their shape, curl up, etc, and they also lose significant patches of "fur," so after a few washes they feel a bit rough and patchy. I reserve these guys for my dirtiest jobs--- mopping the floor, cleaning the bathroom, etc. That's not to say that they wouldn't do a good job on your face as they very well might, I just thought I'd share my experience with the gamut of cloths. HTH!

Hi Liz, Wow,you have really explored the microfiber line. I just wanted to share a cheap find. A few months ago I got a kitchen type micro and it was very thin and not effective.
This Walmart washcloth is better, but it sounds inferior to the Alima and the Method brand. Sometimes it seems like the Beauty Industry over charges to the extreme. So if I can save a little money,I am so there. Wink

Thank you and all who have responded.
Linda

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:46 am Quote

samuel wrote:

Thanks for the post! I am one of those fools that have paid $12.00 for the cloth and It would be nice to have several instead of using the same one daily but I could not afford many at that price. I will go to Wal-mart today! I hope it works!

I'm the same way, I have a $15 Jane Iredale Magic Mitt and I'm pretty sure it was a pointless purchase. Oh well - I only asked for it because I had to return something to EDS and I figured I might as well make an exchange of it if I was going to the trouble. I need to do my research more next time!

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:58 am Quote

i just order one from marky at GOW, and its very reasonablly priced, 2.00 and change , i will post after i use it.

Thu Sep 06, 2007 12:29 pm Quote

I have a couple, purchased from a local dollar store, and I use them when dusting things in my apartment.

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 4:21 pm Quote

ginnielizz wrote:

I'm the same way, I have a $15 Jane Iredale Magic Mitt and I'm pretty sure it was a pointless purchase. Oh well - I only asked for it because I had to return something to EDS and I figured I might as well make an exchange of it if I was going to the trouble. I need to do my research more next time!

gl, you ARE doing your research. You don't ever have to get another JI mitt, but you'll know what your own experience was with it, and you may even ultimately decide it is worth reordering. I have cloths from the former Soviet republic of ThankYouStan, eBay, on their way to me as I write, and already have cloths from two other sources. If it doesn't break your bank, it's worth trying things that interest you at least once. Smile

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:20 pm Quote

Heh, good point! I just feel like I could've started with the cheapies and worked up, ya know? But to be honest, I really really like the mitt so far, so no complaints as of yet. Definitely more gentle than a normal cotton washcloth, and I tend to irritate my acne by over-scrubbing which this mitt sort of prevents by design, so that's good!

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 06, 2007 10:22 pm Quote

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I have cloths from the former Soviet republic of ThankYouStan, eBay, on their way to me as I write,

melanie you are so funny!! i love reading his listings as well, he is too funny! btw i also bought a couple of microfibre cloths from him, they were on sale, i got 2 cloths and a sponge, i really like the sponge but my 3 year old managed to (i think) flush it down the loo.not sure how she did it, but there was the sound of the toilet flushing, and she came out looking guilty and the sponge was nowhere to be seen, then or since! i did think about perhaps buying another one but since i bought a clarisonic, i no longer use my cloths and they have been donated to DH. Laughing

enjoys freebies · Fri Sep 07, 2007 5:36 am Quote

Ahhhhh, the mysterious clarisonic. Someday I might seee one myself...

I broke down and ordered when I saw Stan's "ugly cloths" auction. Go check it out, it might make your day -- I am smiling even now as I type. Laughing

enjoys freebies · Fri Sep 07, 2007 6:34 am Quote

Could someone please post a link to one of Stan's auctions? I keep hearing about his cloths but I have never been able to find his auctions. I've even tried searching under seller "Stan".

enjoys freebies · Fri Sep 07, 2007 6:36 am Quote

Diana P wrote:

Could someone please post a link to one of Stan's auctions? I keep hearing about his cloths but I have never been able to find his auctions. I've even tried searching under seller "Stan".

Never mind. I just did a search under thankyoustan and found it. (thanks Melanie)

enjoys freebies · Sat Sep 08, 2007 11:58 am Quote

I bought some really nice micro fiber cloths at Dollar Tree!

Mon Sep 10, 2007 11:34 am Quote

I have used the clarisonic and the micro fiber cloths. The absolute best thing I have ever cleaned my face with is the micro fiber cloth that NCN sells. My skin looks so much better since I bought mine. Believe me, I don't rave about much.

Sun Sep 16, 2007 12:13 pm Quote

Thanks for this the Walmart cloths are actually the best I've ever used!! I get the darker colored ones. I have bought several and the only color was white so like in 1 week these cloths would be another color from all that makeup rub off. Walmart microfiber cloths feel great on the skin make sure you don't fub hard tho sicne it can irritate the skin!!!

enjoys freebies · Sun Sep 16, 2007 2:38 pm Quote

These cloths are not under a dollar but a very good price. PSF has facial microfiber cloths on their website now. Two for $4.00. They look really nice.

https://www.psfskincare.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?search=action&category=RRRR&keywords=all On your left side you need to click on accessories.

enjoys freebies · Sun Sep 16, 2007 6:48 pm Quote

I've heard you get what you pay for with microfiber cloths but I'm waiting for the reports!
Thanks.

enjoys freebies · Mon Sep 17, 2007 2:29 am Quote

Thanks for sharing.it's another choice from psf
it's 4$/2cloths

https://www.psfskincare.com/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi?preadd=action&key=MCC&reference=/cgi-bin/commerce.cgi%3Fsearch%3Daction%26keywords%3Dall%26searchstart%3D0%26template%3DPDGCommTemplates/FullNav/SearchResult.html%26category%3DRRRR

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 20, 2007 9:47 am Quote

skin care addict wrote:

This is such a bargain and I want to share it with you all.I was at WalMart and looking in the automotive section. I found microfiber towels and then I found wash cloths.There are 2 rolled together with a paper aroung the center.They come in Light Blue,Light Green and Yellow.The tag says MicroTex,75%polyester-25% polyamide.They cost .84cents Shock

I have used it this week and it is so soft and yet it cleans very well. I have taken mascara and liner off.
So,if any of you that have a $12.00 microfiber cloth. And you are shopping at Walmart could you pick up one of these and do a comparison and see what you think.Wouldnt it be so lovely to save a little on some items in order to spend more on others.
TIA
Linda

I was a Walmart yesterday with my BF and told him I needed to go to the automotive section. I was trying to find these cloths but, they were much more expensive, like 7 or 8 dollars. I couldn't find the cheap ones. When he asked what I wanted them for and I told him about the forum rec he thought I was just nuts Laughing

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 20, 2007 6:59 pm Quote

Hmmm..I went into Walmart to pick up a few more of the cloths and they are gone. They have quite a variety. But,now that PSF has them..whoopee

I love PSF Very Happy

And, I used one for cleaning,they are great !!!
Linda

enjoys freebies · Thu Sep 20, 2007 7:33 pm Quote

When I went to Walmart a few days ago, they didn't have the 2 pack either, they had sold out of them. They did have an 8 pack though that is located with the other cloths in the automotive section and the price was $4.??......can't remember exactly how much, just that is was around 4 something. On the package it says MicroTex Cleaning Towels and then 8 pack micro fiber, hth!

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