Robert Scott Microfibre Blue General x10

Blue microfibre cloths from Robert Scott, 40 x 40cm, ten per pack. Blue is the general lower-risk colour under the widely used BICSc convention, so these stay clear of food areas and washrooms. They’re not antibacterial and carry no disinfection claim.

Features and benefits

• Knitted microfibre. The ultra-fine fibres give a large surface area per pass, so more soil comes up.
• Colour-coded blue. One glance tells a cleaner which cloth belongs to which area, so stock doesn’t drift between zones.
• No chemical needed. Robert Scott rates its microfibre cloths for water-only cleaning.
• Washable at 60°C. Reusable, so they displace disposable wipes.
• 40 x 40cm. Full trade size, not a domestic offcut.

Specification

Directions for use

1. Dry, or slightly damp, for dusting. The static in the split fibres pulls dust off, leaving no smears.
2. Damp for cleaning: wet it, wring out hard, then fold twice for eight sides. Turn to a fresh side as each one loads up.
3. Spray a chemical onto the cloth or the surface, whichever suits.
4. Machine wash up to 60°C. Don’t bleach or use fabric conditioner, both damage the fibres.

Great for: offices, receptions, warehouses, workshops and general lower-risk areas.

Part of the cloths, microfibre and sponges range. The green food use pack and the yellow wash use pack are the same 40 x 40cm pack of 10 at the same £6.50, so you can order other colours alongside this one. If you’re spraying a chemical, a trigger bottle from sprayers, pumps and bottles handles it.