Discover the Solem® "Douce Floraison" microfiber window and mirror cloth from Solem, the perfect ally for cleaning your glass spaces while adding a touch of floral charm to your space.

The "Douce Floraison" cloth, sold in a pack of two, is ideal for deep cleaning without chemicals. Eco-friendly and practical, it uses only water to provide a brilliant shine while preserving the environment. Its elegant floral design brings a touch of freshness and beauty to every household chore, transforming cleaning into a pleasant experience. With "Douce Floraison", combine efficiency and aesthetics while taking care of your home and the planet!

• Perfect for cleaning mirrors, windows, shower doors
  
• Leaves surfaces shiny and clean without any streaks
  
• Can be used simply with water
  
• Format 37.5 cm x 50 cm
  
• Practical loop for easy drying
  
• Made from 50% recycled materials
  
• Each package contains two cloths

Technical sheet:

Solem window and mirror cloths are made of suede microfiber. The fabric is woven from a very fine synthetic yarn. This fiber is composed of 80% polyester (including 50% recycled fibers) and 20% polyamides.

Thanks to their unique texture, our window and mirror cloths effectively remove fingerprints, smudges, and dust without the use of chemicals. They are ideal for mirrors, windows, and other smooth surfaces.

Dampen the cloth, wring out excess water, and wipe using a side-to-side motion. Let it dry for a streak-free surface!

Interview:

Our dishcloths, window and mirror cloths, and eyeglass cloths are made of high-quality suede microfiber. This fabric is highly resistant to washing, but we still suggest you follow these tips:

• Wash before first use.
  
• Machine wash in cold or warm water.
  
• Do not bleach.
  
• Tumble dry low or air dry.
  
• Do not use fabric softener.
  
• Do not iron suede microfiber.

Our microfiber cloths dry very quickly, preventing the growth of odor-causing bacteria. There's no need to wash them after every use.

Simply hang them up to dry, and you'll be doing a little eco-friendly thing to save energy.