The reason microfiber won&#;t work for all applications is pretty simple, it works too well. If my customer used a microfiber looped dust mop (which is what they were going to switch to) in a machine shop where metal shavings were all over the floor they would have a hard time getting the microfiber to release the metal shavings once they picked them up. The dust mop would clean the floor very well, but you wouldn&#;t be able to use it anywhere else because you would risk scratching the floor.
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Recently we were clearing out some old inventory in our warehouse. Once we got the shelves emptied out we grabbed a microfiber duster to dust off the shelves. The shelves are unfinished plywood, they&#;re pretty rough. We found out pretty quickly that this duster wasn&#;t the best one for the job. It grabbed the splinters on the wood and wouldn&#;t let go making it nearly impossible to dust the shelves. Another instance where microfiber isn&#;t best is around extreme heat or exposed flame, since microfiber is made largely from polyester it will melt.
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