Superio Microfiber Glass Cleaning Cloth, Mirror & Window Miracle Cloth Lint & Streak Free, Washable, Large Eco-Friendly for Electronics, Cars, Tv Screens, Glasses... Cleans with Plain Water (14x16 2)

I was made aware of these by a blogger whom I have followed for over a decade, so I decided to try them. I am just blown away at these! I dampened one, wiped my bathroom mirror, and waited for the water streaks to dry. As I watched, I was thinking that I was going to have to get window spray to remove the mess, but the streaks DISAPPEARED before my eyes leaving the shiniest, cleanest mirror!!!! You need this! I am not receiving any incentive or compensation for this review. I bought these with my own money. My only regret is that I didn't buy the BIG pack, but I am going to remedy that soon!

I have lost track of the number of glass cleaning cloths I have had that work great----until they are washed. So---I used these until they were dirty, then put them in the wash--soap, water, the works. After one washing,, they still are miraculous. They Really do clean glass AND mirror easily, leaving No streaks. And, I have cats who leave an oily residue wherever they go, and they do a great job on cleaning that. I am impressed and hope they continue to perform after multiple washings. They are also a nice, convenient size and weight.

In my initial review of April 20 I wrote that I was disappointed in the product but I have since changed my mind. I use Hope's Perfect Glass cleaner on all my glass surfaces (windows, table tops mirrors etc). I usually spray the surface and then wipe but if you do that with these cloths you get microscopic clear dots. However, if you spray the cleaner onto the cloth and then use some extra "elbow grease" you will get a streak free finish. I always use the Perfect Glass instead of water since that's the only way to remove floss marks from the bathroom mirror or food stains from a glass dining room table. I think this is a good product.

Great for window cleaning . Have several I have used for years. Only drawback is long delivery time

I've been looking for these type of window and mirror cloths for some time now. I bought two other cloths that are similar, but a different brand years ago and need a few more for when some are being washed. These aren't identical to the ones I had, but work almost as well! I've bought other types while searching around, and they don't work as well as these. They are the perfect material to clean glass and mirrors that won't show streaks or lint. Haven't washed yet so can't comment on the dirsbility! So happy to find these. Thanks amazon you are making life so much easier!

I used one right away, worked excellently! The last cloth I had like this had more of a rubber feel to it so I was skeptical at first, but this one glides over a mirror so much better than my old one. I did have to use a bit more pressure than with the old one but it's not a big deal. No streaks! I am wondering if these need washed after each use or if I can rinse and reuse several times before running through the washing machine.

I have wall-to-wall-floor-to-ceiling closet doors in my bedroom that I love except when it is time to clean them!! I have to honestly say that these cloths really make the job of cleaning a pleasant experience now - these cloths really work with nothing more than a little water and a little elbow grease. I am a born cynic and I thought the most I had to lose was a few bucks as I have wasted a lot more trying to find something to clean the doors that did not take me a day and half to get the job done! Well, let me tell you that it literally took less than 10 minutes from start to finish! I could not be more pleased and highly recommend!!

This definitely does not get rid of smears or streaks. I've tried with window cleaner and just water (as suggested by their instructions). It does help reduce streaks greatly, and you can't really see the streaks unless you are driving into the sun with the right lighting or your glass fogs up - but they are not gone. I found that if you let them dry out a bit after wetting them (don't do your windows with it fresh, soaking wet or even wetted then rung out) let it dry in the sun 20 minutes or so (depending on how hot it is) and I think it works better and leaves less streaks if you let it dry out a bit, but it is still damp.