7 Surprising Uses for Bully Wipe Cleaning Cloth

BullyWipe is more than a cleaning cloth. Because it's made of natural fibers and highly absorbent, it can be used around the house and everyday life for other purposes as well, including:

Cleaning your car's interior. The BullyWipe cleaning cloths can be washed over and over without losing its softness and so it's ideal for cleaning leather, including the dashboard, seats and door coverings. You can use a special cleaning solution or simply damp the cleaning cloth and use it to pick up dust and debris. You can also use BullyWipe to dry off excess moisture if rain water or snow get into the car.
Because BullyWipe is much more absorbent than other materials, including microfiber and chamois, it can be used to stop leaks until the problem can be solved. Simply place a couple of BullyWipes under the leaking faucet or spot (or use the cloth to wrap the area if appropriate) to absorb any water.
Spills can be easily cleaned with just one swipe with the BullyWipe. This is essential if trying to avoid stains on carpet or upholstery, wiping off spills from your hardwood floors or picking up that broken bottle of juice before somebody slips on the kitchen mess.
As anybody who has lived with a dog knows, accident happens, especially when trying to housebreak a puppy. Because BullyWipe is highly absorbent, it can be used to absorb spills of any kind, including the ones left by your dog. While you shouldn't reuse the cloth for other purposes, you can still wash it with detergent or color-safe bleach and keep it around for future possible accidents.
Because BullyWipe is lint-free and velvety-soft, it can safely be used to clean glass, including windows, mirrors, aquariums and windowscreens The cloth won't scratch the glass and live it streak free.
Because of its consistency and durability, BullyWipe is great for buffing and polishing silver, wood and brass. If you have more than one cleaning cloth, use one to spread the cleaning solution or cream over the material (or to wipe it off with water or oil) and then use a second cloth to buff and polish.

Cold containers and hot days don't mesh well. Trying to transport a cold bottle somewhere in a warm day will most likely result in condensation being formed on the outside of the bottle. If you're planning on carrying the container in your bag or pocket, you risk ruining other items around it. An easy solution would be to wrap the bottle or container with a sheet of BullyWipe, which will then absorb any condensation forming on the outside of the bottle, keeping any other items around it safe and dry.

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