Less Water & Cleaning Chemicals:  Traditional fabrics use much more water & chemical to clean the same area that microfiber can clean. Less water and chemical usage produces green cleaning, greater savings and reduces the impact on the environment.

Small Microfibers:  The small microfibers get into pores & crevices better than cotton, providing better cleaning results. 

Longer Life: Microfiber can be laundered many more times than traditional fibers. Many microfiber towels & mops can be laundered hundreds of times! This reduces the impact on the environment over time.​

Attract Dirt & Dust:  The manufacturing process of making microfiber produces a positively charged fabric. This positively charged microfiber attracts the negatively charged dust and dirt. This produces increased cleaning capabilities.

R. B. Janitorial Services cleaning crews utilize wet microfiber flat mops. Our micro mops are designed to hold the cleaning solution in the handle of the mop and dispense the cleaning solution directly to the floor and onto the microfiber mop head. The microfiber mop head is never dipped into the cleaning solution during the mopping process. Different color mop heads are used for specific areas of the building. For example red mop heads for the bathrooms and blue for other areas. If there are 3 bathroom areas in a building then 3 clean red mop heads are used, one for each bathroom. The microfiber mop heads are used only once per facility. The same process is utilized for microfiber cleaning clothes. They are color coded for specific areas and tasks inside the facility. Talk about a decrease in cross-contamination!

Infection Control & Decrease in Cross Contamination:  R. B. Janitorial Services cleaning crews use different color microfiber towels and mops to decrease the chances of cross contamination. How nasty would it be to use the same towel on a toilet and an office desk or break room table? Yuck! When mopping, a traditional wet mop must be continuously dunked into a the mop bucket to get more cleaning solution. This process contaminates the cleaning solution and you end up mopping dirt, bacteria, & viruses back onto the floor.

Benefits of microfiber

​Why We Use Microfiber

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First of all, what is microfiber? Microfiber is a synthetic fiber with a diameter 100-200 times thinner than a human hair. The ultra fine fibers are woven together to make cleaning products like towels and mops.The manufacturing process produces hooks and loops that produce a material that is extremely soft, absorbent, and durable.

Cleaning Process