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clothman
March 4, 2010
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These images show magnified fiber segments that trap dirt particles in the coth. Everytime you rinse and wring out the cloth, the dirt is pushed out of the fibers and into your rinse water. Read more ยป
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Mirafiber close up with a magnified actual cloth image.
Mirafiber close up with a magnified actual cloth image.
0 2010/03/04 11:22:52 clothman
Mirafiber concept.
Mirafiber concept.
0 2010/03/04 11:22:52 clothman
Dirt particles are pulled into the fibers when the cloth is lightly damp.
Dirt particles are pulled into the fibers when the cloth is lightly damp.
0 2010/03/04 11:22:52 clothman
mirafiber vs ordinary fiber.
mirafiber vs ordinary fiber.
0 2010/03/04 11:26:52 clothman

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