Goodwell Microfiber Cleaning Cloths (12-pack)

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How to use
Step 1: Dampen the cloth with plain water and wring it out — damp, not dripping.
Step 2: Wipe. For glass and screens, follow with a dry cloth to buff off the last of the moisture.
Step 3: Rinse it out under the tap, or throw it in the wash with no fabric softener and air dry.
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We ship nationwide. Average delivery 1–2 weeks. Every order includes a tracking number.
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Your order is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. If the cloths aren't what you expected, email support@goodwell.top within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund your order in full.

The Goodwell 12-pack, six colours 🧽

The Goodwell 12-pack: plush split-fibre microfiber cloths — two each of charcoal, navy, teal, sage, blush and yellow, so you can keep the bathroom cloth away from the one you use on glass. Dense enough to hold water and lift grease, fine enough to leave a window without streaks. Machine washable and made to go back in the drawer, not the bin.

PUT DOWN THE PAPER TOWEL

A paper towel does two things badly. It smears grease around instead of lifting it, and it leaves lint on every piece of glass you touch. Then it goes in the bin, and you buy more.

Microfiber works differently. The fibre is split into strands many times finer than a human hair, and the sheer amount of surface area that creates is what does the work — it drags dust and grease into the weave and holds them there instead of pushing them along the surface. Damp with plain water, that's usually enough. No spray, no chemical film left behind for dust to stick to tomorrow.

Then you rinse it, wash it, and use it again.

A fanned stack of folded microfiber cloths with one unfolded showing the plush pile
A hand buffing a shower glass panel clean with a teal microfiber cloth

GLASS, MIRRORS AND SHOWER SCREENS

This is where microfiber earns its reputation. Wipe with a damp cloth, then go over it with a dry one — no spray, no newspaper, no streaks left behind when the light hits it at the wrong angle.

It is also the job paper towels are worst at, because the lint they leave only shows up on glass.

A hand wiping a switched-off monitor with a navy microfiber cloth

SCREENS AND EVERYTHING WITH A LENS

Monitors, laptops, TVs, phones, glasses, camera lenses. Use it dry or barely damp — never soaking, and never with solvent-based cleaner on a coated screen.

The weave is soft enough that it lifts fingerprints without the fine scratching you get from a tissue or a shirt hem.

A hand buffing dark blue car paintwork with a grey microfiber cloth

THE CAR — PAINT, GLASS AND DASH

Buff the paint dry after a wash, clear the inside of the windscreen, take the dust off the dash. Keep one colour for the exterior and a different one for the interior, and keep them both away from the wheels.

Rinse grit out thoroughly before it goes anywhere near paint again — grit trapped in a cloth is what scratches, not the cloth itself.

A hand wiping a white stone worktop clean with a sage green microfiber cloth

KITCHEN, WORKTOPS AND SPILLS

Worktops, hobs, splashbacks, the front of the fridge. A damp cloth clears everyday grease on its own; for baked-on cooking splatter add a little washing-up liquid and give it a moment to soften.

Because it holds several times its own weight in water, one cloth handles a spill that would take a fistful of paper.

SIX COLOURS, SO NOTHING GETS CROSS-CONTAMINATED

Twelve Goodwell cloths, two each in six colours. That is not decoration — it is the whole reason a colour-coded set beats a bag of identical rags. Professional cleaners have worked this way for years.

  • Charcoal — the dirty jobs: hobs, grills, the bin lid
  • Navy — screens, monitors, glasses and lenses
  • Teal — glass, mirrors and shower screens
  • Sage — kitchen worktops and the fridge
  • Blush — bathroom surfaces and taps
  • Yellow — dusting, shelves and skirting

Two of each means one is always in the wash and one is always in the drawer. Wash them together, warm, without fabric softener — softener coats the fibres and is the single fastest way to ruin a microfiber cloth.

Twelve folded microfiber cloths laid out in a grid, two each of six coloursGET THE GOODWELL 12-PACK

Water, wipe, wash. That's the routine.

Hands holding a yellow microfiber cloth under running water from a kitchen tap
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STEP #1 — DAMPEN

Plain water, then wring it out properly. Damp, not dripping — a soaking cloth pushes dirt around instead of picking it up.

A hand wiping a kitchen worktop clean with a sage green microfiber cloth
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STEP #2 — WIPE

Work in one direction rather than circles, and fold the cloth into quarters so you always have a clean face to turn to. On glass, follow with a dry cloth.

Coloured microfiber cloths tumbled inside an open washing machine drum
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STEP #3 — WASH AND REUSE

Rinse it out as you go, then machine wash warm with no fabric softener and no bleach. Air dry or tumble low, and it goes back in the drawer ready for next time.

MICROFIBER VS. THE KITCHEN ROLL

Goodwell 12-pack Paper towels
Lifts grease instead of smearing it
Leaves glass streak-free and lint-free
Works with plain water, no spray needed
Soft enough for screens and lenses
Holds several times its weight in liquid
After the job Rinse, wash, use again Straight in the bin
What you buy Twelve cloths, once A roll, every week

WHAT PEOPLE SAY ABOUT THE GOODWELL 12-PACK

★★★★★
Bought these to stop buying kitchen roll every week and it worked. The shower screen is the surprise — damp cloth, dry cloth, done, and no streaks for the first time since we moved in.
RRachel M.
★★★★★
The colour coding sounds like marketing until you've used them a fortnight. Navy for screens, charcoal for the hob, and I never have to think about which cloth I just picked up.
TTom G.
★★★★
Good cloths, thicker than the supermarket ones. One tip they do actually mention: no fabric softener. I ruined a set years ago doing exactly that and they stopped absorbing anything.
DDeborah A.
★★★★★
Use them for drying the car after a wash. Twelve means I can put four in the wash and still have plenty. Would rather have these than one expensive detailing towel.
KKarl W.

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QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Do I need a cleaning spray?
For everyday dust, smudges, glass and screens, plain water is enough — that's the main reason to switch. For baked-on grease or anything sticky, add a little washing-up liquid and give it a moment to soften before you wipe.
Will it scratch screens or car paint?
The weave itself is soft enough for coated screens, glasses and paintwork. What scratches is grit trapped in a dirty cloth — so rinse it out properly before it goes back on anything delicate, and keep the cloth you use on wheels away from the one you use on paint.
How do I wash them?
Machine wash warm with your normal detergent, then air dry or tumble on low. No fabric softener and no bleach — softener coats the split fibres and stops them absorbing, which is the fastest way to ruin a microfiber cloth. Washing them with towels or anything linty defeats the point too.
How long do they last?
Microfiber is made to be washed and reused many times over rather than thrown away, and how long a set lasts comes down to how you launder it. Warm wash, no softener, no bleach, air dry — that's what keeps them working.
What exactly is in the pack?
Twelve Goodwell cloths: two each in charcoal, navy, teal, sage, blush and yellow. All the same size and weave — the colours are there so you can keep the bathroom cloth away from the one you use on glass.
Shipping and returns?
All orders ship with tracking, average delivery 1–2 weeks. Every order is covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee — email support@goodwell.top within 30 days of delivery and we'll refund your order in full.