PSA: Don't fall for those 'magic' cleaning cloths on TikTok

I saw this ad for a microfiber cloth that claimed to clean anything with just water. Paid $25 for a pack of 10 and they are basically just cheap rags. Tried it on my kitchen counter and it left more streaks than a paper towel. Has anyone else gotten tricked by one of those viral cleaning gadgets?

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ivan_mason1mo ago

My buddy works at a fulfillment center and he says those cloth companies use the same cheap supplier for everything even the "premium" ones. 25 bucks for 10 rags is wild you couldve grabbed a pack at the dollar store for the same effect probably.

hayden_nelson851mo ago

That's exactly what happened to me too. I got sucked in by one of those videos where they wipe a nasty stove top and it comes out spotless. Paid like $20 for a three pack and they were just basic microfiber cloths with a fancy name. They barely picked up dust let alone dried on food. Ended up tossing them after a week and went back to my regular sponges. The whole thing felt like a scam honestly, all that hype for something that worked worse than a damp paper towel. Glad I'm not the only one who got burned.