Cloths

The white, snowy cloths, the rich window-hangings, the warm tints of the walls, the sparkle of the fire in the steel grate, gave the room an air of elegance and cheerfulness.

A young mother painstakingly applies disinfectant cloths to clean meticulously the baby rattles for her gurgling blue-eyed infant bouncing happily on her lap.

Mary wove the cloths she needs for baking herself. They need to be aired after baking.

Old stuff that doesn't fit any more can be used as cloths.

When cleaning up spills, use paper towels or disposable cloths, not kitchen towels.

Keep stovetop cleaner and cloths within reach for easy access.

Keep your kitchen towels and cloths neatly hung or folded.

Holten is no armchair economist. His environmentally friendly factory on the outskirts of Siem Reap employs 350 people, mainly young women, churning out 50 million products annually, mostly microfiber cloths and pouches for designer brand sunglasses.

I bought many cloths.