How best to physically clean my laptop???

Yep, I think the microfiber cloth must be low quality (cost around $1).
Though it does look a lot like the one you showed in the pic.
Any ideas on how to 'recover' from all the microfibers now on my screen and laptop? What's best to catch them?

By the way, I have a USB mini-vacuum cleaner that I've not tried yet... not sure if it's a good idea?!

Thanks

Thanks Dannyt077
However, too many chemicals for me with screen wipes, I'm not into chemical stuff.

Thanks USAFRet,

Yes I've learnt my lesson now with cheap microfiber products!

Do you think there's any possibility of harmful effects from the fibers now all over my laptop? I was wondering if they may pose a technical risk (to my laptop) or health risk (breathing in the synthetic fibers)?

Are there any specific lint-free cloths/materials you might recommend? In the past I've just grabbed an old cotton t-shirt or cotton-rich socks and wiped with those!

I also have a cheap USB mini-vacuum (similar to the ones mentioned here: http/www.vacuumsguide.com/keyboard-usb-mini-vacuum-cleaners/) which I've not tried yet. Do you think this would be safe to use? I've read people saying about static build-up from using other electrical items when cleaning their computers and wondered if this might be an issue if I used the USB mini-vacuum externally (i.e. on the keyboard etc) on the laptop?

I was also considering placing some sellotape (tape) on the laptop and pealing it off to remove the fibers, would this be a good idea?

Sorry for all the questions, I'm just a bit concerned what to do now after using the cheap microfiber.
Thanks

Thanks USAFRet

Ok so not going to die yet
Slightly dampened old cotton t-shirt sounds good.
And what do you think about the USB mini-vacuum? Fine to use?
Thanks!