When a cleaning crew reaches for the same cloth on a restroom sink and a breakroom counter, cross-contamination follows. These premium 300 GSM microfiber cleaning cloths solve that problem the way professional janitorial and housekeeping teams do: with five distinct colors that let you assign one color per task area, so restroom cloths never touch food-contact surfaces. At 49 grams per 12x12 cloth, they are noticeably denser than economy microfiber, which means more dirt pickup per pass and a longer working life.
Use cases
Commercial janitorial and housekeeping. Stock janitor carts with color-coded cloths - a common system uses red for restrooms, yellow for sinks and counters, blue for glass and general surfaces, and green for food-service areas - to pass health-inspection protocols and train staff quickly.
Glass, mirrors, and stainless steel. Used dry or lightly damp, the split-fiber weave lifts fingerprints and smudges without streaks or lint, so elevators, entry doors, and lobby glass stay presentation-ready.
Auto detailing and fleet cleanup. The 300 GSM weight is thick enough to buff interiors and spread dressing evenly, yet non-abrasive on paint and trim.
Damp wiping and disinfecting high-touch points. Each cloth holds 6-7 times its weight in liquid, carrying enough solution to wipe door handles, rails, and desks without constant re-wetting.
Specifications
- Material: split-fiber microfiber terry
- Weight: 300 GSM, 49 grams per cloth
- Size: 12x12 inches
- Case quantity: 180 cloths
- Colors available: Blue, Green, Purple, Red, Yellow
- Lint-free, non-abrasive, hypo-allergenic
- Absorbs 6-7 times its weight in liquid
- Launders hundreds of times
Frequently asked questions
What does 300 GSM mean for a microfiber cloth?
GSM is grams per square meter, the standard measure of cloth density. At 300 GSM these cloths sit in the professional mid-heavy range: dense enough for serious absorbency and durability, but still light enough to wring out easily and dry fast between uses.
How many times can these cloths be washed?
They are built for commercial laundering and hold up through hundreds of wash cycles. Wash them separately from cotton, skip fabric softener and bleach, and dry on low heat - softener coats the fibers and is the most common reason microfiber stops picking up dirt.
Why does color-coding matter?
Assigning one color to each task area - for example red for restrooms and green for food-service surfaces - keeps germs from riding a cloth between zones. It is the simplest cross-contamination control a cleaning operation can adopt, and many health and food-safety audits expect it.
Should I use them wet or dry?
Both work. Dry, the fibers generate static that grabs dust - ideal for screens, mirrors, and dusting. Lightly damp, they scrub counters, remove grime, and wipe disinfectant across high-touch areas. Avoid saturating the cloth; damp outperforms dripping wet.
Discount Cleaning Products carries these premium microfiber cloths by the 180-count case in all five colors, backed by US-based customer service that knows janitorial supplies. Order the colors that match your color-coding plan, or mix cases to outfit an entire cleaning operation.
