maker's clean care guide

Maker's Cleaning Cloths

Maker's Cleaning Cloths will be one of the very best cleaning tools you'll ever come across, and can last for up to 500 washes if cared for properly.

Do:

  • Wash prior to first use, color runoff is likely for the first few uses
  • Rinse cloths to remove debris and dirt before laundering
  • Separate from other laundry items
  • Use regular laundry detergent with NO additives (fabric softener, etc.)
  • Launder with cold water (why don't we recommend using hot water?)
  • Optionally, add a cup of vinegar to the 'fabric softener' compartment in your washing machine to help soften the cloths
  • Tumble dry on low or no heat (we prefer low as static cling helps attract dust)

Don't:

  • Use bleach, fabric softener, or any other additives when laundering
  • Use dryer sheets when tumble drying
  • Do not iron!
  • Use cloths to clean up excessive grease spills, wax, paint, solvents, liquid silicone, bleach, or polish

Melissa's Best Practices

Light-duty use

After each light-duty cleaning (e.g. cleaning your kitchen counters), rinse the cloth with dish soap and water to remove debris and any staining (such as fruit juice). Always rinse soap out well and hang your cloths to air dry between uses.

Heavy-duty use

After heavy cleaning such as a day’s worth of dusting, or after a few light-duty uses, it’s time to wash the cloth. You want to have clean cloths to avoid them being stiff, unable to absorb and clean, and of course to avoid potential scratching from stiffness or streaking from dirt residue.

With care, a clean surface is all your cloths will leave behind.


The Maker's Mop

We've got a comprehensive introductory video on how to use the all new Maker's Mop.

How To Care For Your Maker's Mop Pads

These should be treated similar to your Maker's cleaning cloths. Use the following as a guide.

  • Rinse pads thoroughly to remove cleaning products, debris, and dirt before laundering
  • Separate from other laundry items
  • Use regular laundry detergent with NO additives (fabric softener, etc.)
  • Launder with cold water (why don't we recommend using hot water?)
  • Tumble dry on low or no heat (we prefer low as static cling helps attract dust)
  • Do not use bleach, fabric softener, or any other additives when laundering
  • Don't use dryer sheets when tumble drying
  • Do not iron!
  • Don't use cloths to clean up excessive grease spills, wax, paint, solvents, liquid silicone, bleach, or polish

Maker's Bath Towels

Now, we're going to assume that you aren't using these for cleaning, so let's keep it simple.

  • Machine wash cold or warm (if necessary) with similar colors
  • Tumble Dry Low
  • Use a small amount of laundry detergent
  • Do not add fabric softener or bleach
  • Do not iron!!

Luxury Face Coth

Let's talk about how to wash and care for your Luxury Face Cloths.

Do:

  • For regular face washing, you can rinse well and hang to dry, can be used 2-3 times before washing.
  • As a makeup remover, rinse well and launder after each use.
  • Wash with athlesiureware, synthetic fabrics or other microfiber bath towels.
  • Wash in cold water, and dry on low heat.
  • Feel free to apply a stain remover before washing should you feel excessive makeup may have stained the cloth.

Don't:

  • Use bleach, fabric softener, or any other additives when laundering
  • Use dryer sheets when tumble drying
  • Do not iron!