Grease, no spray
Hot water, one pass.
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Pinkie Magic Cloth
The Paper-Towel-Free Home System — streak-free mirrors, glass and stainless steel in 1 swipe, using plain tap water.
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What you get
The cost of not switching
What kitchen roll actually costs you
2 rolls a week
£260a year, every year
£1,300over five years
Based on £2.50 a roll — Tesco’s shelf price for a two-pack of Plenty kitchen roll, September 2026. Drag the slider to match your household.
One pack of 5 cloths does the work of 75 rolls. Switch this year and you keep £230.
What's in the pack
- 5 XXL magic cloths — larger than a standard microfibre cloth, so one does a whole room
- Nothing else to buy — no spray, no refill, no cartridge
- Resealable pack — keeps the spares clean in a drawer
Why Pinkie works when other cloths don't
An ordinary cotton cloth or a paper towel is a flat surface. Drag it across a worktop and it pushes dirt and grease into a thinner film, which is why you need a chemical spray to break it up first — and why glass dries with streaks.
Pinkie is built from thousands of interwoven microfibres, each split into strands many times finer than a human hair. That splitting does two things an ordinary cloth cannot: it creates an enormous amount of surface area, and it leaves millions of tiny hooks and channels between the fibres.
Add water and those channels lift dirt and grease off the surface and hold them inside the cloth rather than smearing them along it. The fibres draw up the water with them, so the surface is left dry and clear instead of damp and streaked. Wring it out, and what it picked up goes down the sink.
That is the whole trick. No chemical needed, because nothing has to be dissolved — it is picked up and carried away.
How to use it
- Wet it with water. Nothing else needed.
- Wring it out hard. Barely damp is right — too wet is what causes streaks.
- Wipe. The fibres lift dirt and grease off the surface and hold them inside the cloth, rather than pushing them around the way cotton and paper do.
- Wash it. Straight in with your normal load. No fabric softener — it clogs the fibres.
Where you can use it
- Kitchen — worktops, hobs, stainless steel, splashbacks, the front of the fridge
- Bathroom — mirrors, shower screens, chrome, tiles, soap scum
- Glass — windows, patio doors, TV and laptop screens
- Car — windscreen, dashboard, interior trim
Delivery
- Free UK delivery on every order.
- Dispatched in 1–2 business days.
- Delivered in 4–6 business days once it ships.
- 30 days to change your mind.
One cloth, every surface
What one cloth actually handles
Damp cloth, warm water, wipe. No sprays, no buffing, no lint.
Windows dry clear
No second towel.
Steam and toothpaste
Five seconds on a mirror.
Gloss and steel
Fingerprints and oily marks.
Chrome taps
Lifts the water film.
Spills and crumbs
A whole mug, one sweep.
Also handles
- Car windscreen haze and night glare
- TV and laptop screens, used dry
- No lint or threads left behind
- Machine washable at 30°
- No fumes, so it is fine around pets
- Replaces disposable kitchen roll
Sustainable cleaning that actually saves you money
Ditch disposable kitchen roll. Pinkie Magic Cloths are reusable, washable and built to last — better for your home, your wallet and the planet.
With Pinkie Magic Cloth
- Removes dirt & grease
- Streak-free finish
- Just add water
- Reusable for years
- Saves you money
With ordinary cloths
- Smear and leave streaks
- Need chemical cleaners
- Wear out quickly
- Cost you more
- Harm the environment
See the difference
Not all cloths are created equal.
| Feature | Pinkie Magic Cloth | Regular microfibre | Paper towels |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cleans with just water | |||
| Reusable (100s of washes) | |||
| Streak-free finish | |||
| Saves you money | |||
| No chemicals needed | |||
| Better for the environment |
Frequently Asked Questions
The things people actually ask before buying.
Is it actually reusable, or does it fall apart?
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It is machine washable and built to be washed and used again hundreds of times. Wash it with your normal load, no fabric softener — softener coats the fibres and is the one thing that will stop it working. Line dry or tumble on low.
How does it clean with just water?
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This is the bit that makes it different from a normal cloth. The fibres are split into strands far finer than a human hair, and they carry a slight static charge, so dirt and grease are lifted off the surface and trapped inside the cloth. A cotton cloth or a paper towel does the opposite — it pushes the dirt around and leaves a film behind, which is why you need a spray to make it work. Wet it, wring it out hard, wipe.
Do I need to buy any spray or chemicals?
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No. That is the point of it. Water is what activates the fibres. If you want to use a cleaner on something particularly greasy you still can, but for day-to-day cleaning you will not need one — which is another £30 or £40 a year you stop spending.
What can I use it on?
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Glass, mirrors, windows, shower screens, stainless steel, granite, marble, worktops, hobs, tiles, chrome, TV and laptop screens, car interiors and windscreens. It is safe on delicate surfaces and will not scratch — the fibres are soft and there is no abrasive in them.
Will it leave streaks on glass?
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No — that is the whole point of it, and it is what the guarantee covers. The one thing to get right is wringing it out: streaks come from too much water, so wring it until it is barely damp before you wipe. On very dirty glass, go over it once damp and once dry.
Does it really replace kitchen roll?
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Yes — for wiping, spills and surfaces, which is nearly everything a roll gets used for. One pack of five XXL cloths does the work of around 75 rolls. Wipe, rinse or wash it, use it again. Nothing to reorder and nothing going in the bin.
How many do I need?
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One pack of five covers a single cleaning station — a stack by the kitchen sink, say. Most homes end up wanting one stack per room: kitchen and stainless steel, bathroom and mirrors, glass and windows, and the car. That is why the 15-pack is the one most people order, and why it works out about a third cheaper per cloth.
How do I wash them?
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Machine wash up to 60°C with your normal detergent. No fabric softener and no bleach. They come out of the wash ready to use again — there is nothing to replace and nothing to reorder.
Reviews
Reviews
4.9
Based on 4800+ reviews
Saved a fortune on kitchen roll
We used to blow through rolls of paper towels every single week wiping down counters and windows. Having a stack of these in the drawer has completely replaced them. They wash out dead easy too.
Sophie T.
✓ Verified buyer
Game changer for dark car windows
Getting the haze off the inside of my windscreen used to take 20 minutes of buffing with paper towels. One pass with this cloth wet with warm water took off all the film instantly. Zero glare at night now.
Marcus V.
✓ Verified buyer
Shower enclosure looks brand new
Hard water spots on our glass shower screen were driving me mad. A quick wipe with this after showering keeps the glass crystal clear. No heavy scrubbing or chemical fumes needed.
Chloe H.
✓ Verified buyer
High quality weave
The material is much thicker than cheap supermarket microfibers. You can tell the fishscale pattern actually lifts the dirt instead of just pushing water droplets around the glass.
Anonymous
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Great for high-gloss kitchen units
Our gloss kitchen cabinets show every single fingerprint from the kids. These cloths wipe them clean in seconds without leaving water droplets behind. Very happy with the purchase.
Oliver W.
✓ Verified buyer
Fast delivery to Manchester
Arrived within 48 hours of ordering. Put them to work straight away on my patio doors and the results were incredible. Smooth, streak-free glass in 1 swipe.
Hannah E.
✓ Verified buyer
No lint left behind!
The worst thing about regular dusters or paper towels is the tiny white fuzz left on glass. These leave zero lint or threads behind. Worth every penny.
Anonymous
✓ Verified buyer
Perfect for stainless steel appliances
Refrigerator doors look spotless. Removed all the oily smudges and sticky marks with zero effort. My kitchen looks like a showroom.
George K.
✓ Verified buyer
Does exactly what the video showed
Rare to buy something off an ad that actually performs like the demonstration. Wiped my living room windows, walked away, and when it dried it was completely clear. 10/10.
Rebecca D.
✓ Verified buyer
Great value bundle
Grabbed the multi-pack option and split them between the house and the garage. Keeps car glass clean, TV screens dusted, and bathroom mirrors spotless.
James S.
✓ Verified buyer
Chemical free cleaning at last
I hate the smell of artificial glass sprays inside the house. Using plain tap water is so much cleaner, safer around pets, and saves money.
Anonymous
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TV screen dusting master
Used one completely dry on our big OLED screen and it picked up every speck of dust without scratching or leaving static. Super soft material.
Natasha B.
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I was skeptical but proven wrong
Thought it was just good marketing, but the fishscale texture actually works. Water marks vanish as it dries off. Will be recommending to family.
Callum R.
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Easy to wash and reuse
Tossed them in the washing machine on a 30-degree cycle after a heavy weekend cleaning session. Came out good as new without shrinking or losing absorbency.
Anonymous
✓ Verified buyer
Bathroom mirrors take 5 seconds now
Toothpaste splatters and steam spots wipe right off with zero effort. No need to dry buff with a second towel either—it just evaporates streak-free.
Gemma L.
✓ Verified buyer
Outstanding quality
Very solid construction on the edges so they don't fray in the laundry. They feel substantial in your hand and absorb water quickly.
Harry M.
✓ Verified buyer
So glad I tried these
Cleaned my front door glass, french doors, and conservatory windows all in one afternoon. Never seen the glass look this clear before.
Megan F.
✓ Verified buyer
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