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Microfiber is a collective term for fibers whose individual threads are finer than half the diameter of a silk fiber, finer than a third of the diameter of a cotton fiber, and finer than a hundredth of the diameter of a human hair. The base for the production of the cloths is usually polyester, polyamide, or polyacrylic, with a ratio of 80% polyester and 20% polyamide yielding the optimal microfiber. Compared to other materials, microfiber has a significantly higher volume at the same weight. Additionally, the wedge-shaped structure of each fiber contributes to this. These factors result in a much larger surface area than other materials possess. As a result, microfiber cleaning cloths have a more optimal surface for cleaning than traditional rags and can therefore bind more dirt.