RediCare® Microfibre Cleaning Cloths - Single Use

Fast, Hygienic Cleaning with the Power of Microfibre

Haines® RediCare® Single Use Microfibre Cleaning Cloths combine advanced microfibre technology with the convenience of single use to deliver consistent, high-performance cleaning. Used with charging buckets, they help optimise cleaning processes while supporting infection prevention and effective resource management.

Quick and easy to use, RediCare Single Use Microfibre Cleaning Cloths remove an impressive 99.7% of MRSA, VRE and C. difficile when charged with water alone, as verified by independent laboratory testing*.

Other benefits include:

• Optimal cleaning power
  Unlike reusable cloths, which can lose absorbency and effectiveness through repeated high-temperature laundering, Haines Single Use Microfibre Cleaning Cloths deliver consistent cleaning performance and microbial removal with every use.

• Reduced risk of cross-contamination
  A 2013 study found that reusable cleaning cloths from 93% of hospitals surveyed contained viable pathogens, including coliform bacteria and spores, even after laundering and use of hospital-grade disinfectants (Sifuentes et al. 2013).¹ As single use cloths are only used once, from new, they mitigate the risk of cross-contamination associated with reusable options.

• Faster patient turnaround times
  As microfibre charging buckets are pre-prepared and readily available for staff, the cleaning process can be 25-30% faster than with reusable cleaning supplies, leading to faster patient turnaround times for busy facilities (Monash Health 2014).²

• Ideal for sensitive clinical environments
  Due to the effectiveness of Haines® Single Use Microfibre Cloths when charged with water alone, they are ideal for use in nurseries, or areas where chemical sensitivity is warranted.

• Compatible with most existing microfibre charging systems
  Haines® Single Use Microfibre Cloths are compatible with common microfibre charging equipment used in Australian hospitals, providing a cost effective ‘refill’ option.