At the store we generally boycott - WALMART! HA!! Seriously, my husband found them in the automotive, I think you get 5 to a package. We recently used them for washing windows, they worked great.

tina

I bought mine from Costco; they're yellow, maybe a dozen or so to a pack, and I believe were from the automotive dept, too. I'm kind of on the fence about them; I like them for cleaning bathrooms- I use a damp one with a few sprays of cleanser on it, rinse my taps/sink after cleaning, and then a dry one to polish. I really do save on cleanser when I use them. I don't like them on mirrors, though-seems I leave lint behind. And I am fussy how I wash the microfiber cloths, themselves; I wash them separately and hang to dry. I have an old-fashioned wooden clothes horse in the basement for hang-drying and use it an awful lot.

What Tina said. Automotive department, I paid $5 for 5. Also got "Shamwow" type towels (actually before those idiotic commercials came on the air, I wanted them for the dog) there for about the same price.

If you have a Swiffer frame, they work great for both dustmops and for washing the floor. Just stuff the corners into the little grippy things (technical term, y'know).

Never ever ever EVER use fabric softener on them, you'll ruin them.

So far, I find the solutions ones the most absorbent. I've tried many others, they wear out more quickly, although they do the job. I have dozens, at various states of wear. I recently bought the ones at Restoration Hardware, they're labelled for the cleaning of stone, just because they are a nice grey green, instead of the screaming colors they usually come in. The automotive ones usually come in baby blue or white.

The RH ones are pricey so they are designated to the kitchen, I always have one hanging on the faucet or on the side of the sink.

I bought a pack of 30 or so from Costco's automotive section. I use them for just about everything, throw the used ones in a bucket in the laundry room, then wash them in a separate load when my supply is low. I almost don't use paper towels anymore - I grab a microfiber cloth instead.

Yep. Costco's bright yellow cloths live here. That said, they pick up all kinds of things that can scratch so I have to be careful.

I bought some at bed, bath and beyond awhile back and like them. I have Sham Wows from Costco (never dry them but don't get all the fuss about them). Recently I picked up micro cloths from Kmart, Martha's line.

I try them all. LOL!

I like the ones made by 3M - I buy them at my supermarket.

Target - Automotive department - Neon orange - Cheap by the bundle.

same as dilly dally, target automotive dept. work great.

same as dilly dally, target automotive dept. work great.

LOL From the shopping channel and they don't clean everything with just water. I bought them mainly for car windows.

I can still smear up a window with water. They are good for dusting and I keep the one for eye glasses in the car for library books on disk.

We're getting a plasma TV for Xmas (if the freight company ever calls me for delivery!) and I wonder what to use to clean/dust the screen since it's glass? no cleaners (there had better not be any fingerprints after we hang it on the wall!) but I know there will be dust. What do you all use?

Walgreens...."as seen on TV". Brightly colored, 3 in a box, $5.

ajsmama, my mother's big HDTV came with a cloth as did my little 19 inch one. They are the smooth microfiber ones like you get w/ eyeglasses, not the loopy kind that snag on the dry skin on your hands - LOL! However, I ahve used those on my TV no problem. The screen is not glass. You just spray whatever on the cloth, NOT on the screen. I just wet mine barely and wipe it off.

They do make a spray cleaner for the TVs, but plain ol' water has worked for me so far.

I have some of the original Solutions ones, and like them a lot, but not enough to pay that much extra for more of them. I also have some from Target and a big pack from Sam's -- I can't see a lot of difference between them. Like Greywings, I have a bucket in the laundry room and do a load of just microfiber cloths when I'm low.