I love that Norwex made the news! The fact the microbiology lab coordinator agreed that Norwex' antibacterial claim is a legitimate claim, really helps to show that while the silver does not kill the bacteria on the surface, it's superior microfiber picks it up off the surface, leaving it free of bacteria, and then as it trapped in the cloth, it will starve and cannot survive or mutate.
I would love to see you do this again. It would be wonderful to see after 9 years what the results would be now. This is so impressive and to have a then and now would be awesome to share with folks. 🌟 Thank you for doing this.
I LOVE Norwex!! I have always been a fan of silver to use internally and am super pleased to know that I can now clean my home with it and get better results than I can with an all purpose cleaner that cleans 0% of bacteria off surfaces!! I am so happy to be a Norwex consultant and so happy I had a good friend that loved me enough to share it with me.
My husband bought cloths 1 year ago from a person just getting into the business. Unaware of the 'proper' way to use and launder the cloths, I was washing and treating them like regular 'rags'. A friend of mine demonstrated just 2 days ago, the proper way to use them and she used NORWEX mop on my dark hardwood floors and demonstrated using my Norwex cloths on my granite countertop...BEAUTIFUL!! I'm not so concerned with the antibacterial quality, as much as I am the fact that cleaning the floors leaves no residual film and the floors shine without buffing. I HATE cleaning. After the demo I ordered the entire package. My only problem is what to do with the useless Brand Name Cleaning Supplies I have in my cupboard?
Paddy Morton Throw this away fast! There is a reason more women die from cancer than men. The chemicals they clean with! And they are not getting their house clean! I love silver and I love Norwex!
Thanks for the tidbit about laundering them normally.... I would be more inclined to buy knowing they hold up with regular washes of my normal detergent. I never use fabric softener anyway.
Just been using mine for 3 days on my face It feels nice and soft and I (think) is giving me a thorough face cleans My wife said it doesn’t take the eye liner off around her eyes They are small one will fold up and fit into a small match box I do miss using soap 🧼
Johnny R Battaglio are you guys using the body cloths or makeup removing cloths or the EnviroCloth? if you haven't I would try the body cloth or makeup remover cloth on her makeup.
this is pretty awesome. I love the idea of no chemicals around my children. Silver has been around for centuries and i drink it when Im coming down sick and i dont get sick, so I believe it kills germs.
Stephanie, if you are drinking colloidal silver, please stop. It can cause argyria - a condition caused by inappropriate exposure to chemical compounds of the element silver, or to silver dust where the most dramatic symptom of argyria is that the skin turns blue or bluish-grey.
You don't know what you're talking about, Tad. Colloidal nano silver is beyond safe. Argyria is extremely rare, and only occurs if someone is ingesting WAY too many LARGE particles of silver. Nano silver is very safe, and has no contraindications.
stephanie burton It does for sure kill germs! I have used silver for 25 years and I have not had an antibiotic since!! I love Norwex!!! It’s amazing! I would rather kill 99% of germs than 0!!
Tad Reed oh my gosh! It does NOT! Only if you drink 100 gallons a day! If you take an entire bottle of Tylenol you will DIE quickly from it in a day! Your liver will shut down and you die! I have taken colloidal silver for over 25 years and I have never turned blue! If you are not a jughead it will kill what’s not suppose to be in your system and help your immune system build itself up! Don’t talk about things you do not know about or you will get beat up by your own stupidity.
Tad Reed I absolutely agree with you. Consuming colloidal silver is not a smart thing to do. And any GP will tell you that. However, the silver particles in Norwex can be considered without focusing on those who go above and beyond and ingest this shit. It’s like essential oils. People actually ingest them. Whereas others use them in a diffuser or topically. I would highly recommend no one ingests these substances.
This really looks amazing! I have Doug nose prints from my two dogs all over my windows and it is so hard to keep them clean and get them off! I think this would be awesome to try!
They leave a strange haze wherever you wipe. My mom uses them on her windshield and it drives me crazy. I have no idea how she doesn’t notice it when me and my step dad both have trouble seeing through it clearly.
Sadly your mom wasn't using them correctly. If you use water and wipe with an EnviroCloth ( or even any fabric cloth ) then buff with a Norwex Window Cloth, any glass surface will become streak free once the window cloth absorbs the water
I am a Norwex consultant and I know for a fact these cloths work and also reduce the chemical use in your home. Everyone should be using these cloths they are the best!!
Kate -- I heard that b/c the Norwex pulls the substances into the middle of the cloth, that the claims of the silver working on it is accurate in that sense. I am interested in how this all works but I see your point.
How it works is that like Kate said, the quality of the microfiber (size, density etc) literally remove everything from the surface and then the silver goes to work to sanitize the cloth itself. Otherwise a cloth that holds on to that much bacteria would be really stinky and would eventually cross contaminate. :-)
You would wash it like any cloth or towel in your home. Just don't use fabric softener or dryer sheets and don't put them in a load of laundry with high lint items (towels, fleece, blankets, etc).
I want to know if the Norwex and the non Norwex microfibers were of the same quality. Not knowing makes this exercise useless. Also, I'd like to see a test done after a Norwex cloth and an equivalent quality generic microfiber cloth after they have both been washed several times. I am not convinced the silver is retained in the Norwex after a few wash and drys.
Some people have had their norwex cloths for like ten years...and thats what makes them superior is the microfiber. It is 200 times thinner than a strand of human hair!
Norwex microfiber is 1/200th the size of a human where other microfiber cloths are usually 1/100th so Norwex is much much finer which in turn will allow it to pick up more dirt and grime. Our cloths have Micro silver instead of nano silver which Micro I believe is more durable. I am a consultant and i have been using the same EnviroCloth at all my shows since last July and after washing, boiling [to do a deep clean] and using pretty constantly, the silver is still working in the cloth! Hope this helps!
Microfiber starts life as a liquid that is compressed through something like a shower head to create the micro-fine threads that comprise the cloth. The micro silver is mixed into this liquid before it's turned into cloth so it's a part of the threads, it's not applied after the fact in a way that could wear off. As long as there is fabric to your Norwex cloth, there is silver.
Leslie Power Actually, one comment above is incorrect. Norwex improved it's microfiber from 1/100th to 1/200th the width of a human hair. The best you can purchase off the shelf is 1/20th, cheapest is 1/6th. I believe if the cloth had been rung out and not saturated (they said it was soaked in the sterilized water) and then the cloth kept flat on the surface, the removal would have been 100%. Leslie, I would be glad to send you a travel size cloth for you to try and test for yourself. darlahz@gmail.com and the comment above about the manufacturing is totally correct! And the 10 year old cloth still passes the chicken demo testing for protein removal. The technology of the silver Embedded or Impregnating the cloth is what sets us apart. No more stinky soured cloths!
+Lydia E. Perez If you'd like to look at the products, join my group on facebook "Squeaky Green Clean ". I look forward to helping you try these products!
Marie- I am a "type A+" skeptic and a germaphobe and I tested the cloths myself. I was so impressed that I have joined Norwex in their Mission to drastically reduce toxic chemical exposure in our homes. I encourage you to do your own research on Norwex, their products as well as what long term exposure to common household cleaners actually does to our health and the health of our children and pets! TH-cam search for EWG's "10 Americans" video and prepare to be shocked!! Contact me with any questions you may have!! shannalane.norwex.biz/
Gord Smith Yes. I hosted a Norwex party and my friend did a demonstration for us. She rubbed raw chicken on a plate, swabbed and tested it using the same swabs the health department uses when they inspect restaurants. She cleaned the plate with the Norwex cloth. Tested it again. The plate was clean. But here’s the most impressive part, and the answer to your question... she then wiped the used part of that cloth on a clean plate and tested it. No bacteria transferred onto the clean plate. The cloth trapped it all!
Gwen Graham Hi Gwen! If you haven't yet tried Norwex, I'd be happy to share it with you. It's transforming my life! You can email me if you'd like fromgrittytopretty@yahoo.com my names Amari :)
Sterilized water just means that there is no bacteria present in the water used that would taint the results of the experiment. It's still just water. Norwex Consultant here!
+pollyanna1007 The cloths are super easy to take care of, simply put them into the washing machine and then the dryer. Norwex's detergent, Ultra Power Plus, is the best to use but it's not the only detergent you can use. Www.michelleodoerfer.norwex.biz - email me via my website and I can answer more questions for you :)
+Momma O Be sure you never wash microfiber with anything but microfiber items. Lint from other items catch on the microfibers and reduce their effectiveness. If I don't have enough microfiber to fill a machine, I boil them in a large kettle on the stove for 20 minutes, rinsing them completely with warm to hot water. Also, never use bleach or fabric softener.
Did the news just tell me to buy a new bag'o'rags for my house/boat/shop/job/work truck/friend's kitchen/x-mas gifts for the fam?? Boy oh boy, I hope WalMart isn't sold out when i get there! ...why is there no sarcasm font yet? Are we waiting until global text usage has gone up another 10%?
Vinegar works as well as Norwex products. you can TH-cam Norwex Chicken Demo and there are many that will show comparisens between vinager and our products.
@@leticiawarnberg8716 You mean vinegar does not work as well as Norwex correct? Vinegar does not disinfect as well as silver does. It's like 60% effective.
It’s more or less how you clean… the product you wipe your solution with … the cloth if you will… bleach, vinegar are well used as cleaning solutions… by themselves they can’t get to the bacteria … Spraying objects and counters with chemicals is common practice … then wiping up the spray with a paper towel … or some use a kitchen towel … still not all the bacteria jumps on or is wiped up into the towel or cloth… most of it is just spread around ..and usually if the spray drys in less than 4 minutes … the bacteria is still alive on the surface… most of us wipe till we think the solution is dry .. that’s the worst thing to do … the paper towel is then thrown away … the kitchen towel is put back on a counter top or somewhere else to cross contaminate. To disinfect any surface with chemicals takes time, up to 10 minutes keeping that surface wet with the cleaner ...and then about 10 minutes later after it’s dry, another wipe off of the surface with soapy water. Norwex micro fiber cloths pick up the bacteria into the cloth and will not cross contaminate to adjacent surfaces you may wipe. The disinfecting of the surface is the micro fibers picking up 99% of the bacteria or germ, like picking weeds and there roots out from a concrete driveway … Afterwards rinse the cloth In hot water, hang to dry by it’s tag … and in 24 hours it’s purified… just that simple… that easy … and safe!!! No cost of vinegar, bleach or general purpose cleaners, no paper towel waste, no cross contamination ... the story goes on … cleaner.. greener …and less expensive. An ace in the hole for us and the environment.
99 % removal of the ecoli would result if the envirocloth is used more as instructed and directed … just smudging the envirocloth in a dish with a rounded finger point is not as effective or extracting of ecoli as will a more folded flat cloth lying completely in contact with the surface to be cleaned. The envirocloth has been clinically proven to be used after contact with all bacteria onto multiple surfaces without spreading of the germ/bacteria leaving the cloth itself. In turn when wiping with the infected cloth on additional objects or planes, you will not infect those additional areas with any harmful bacteria or germ. No other product or chemical or combination there of … can even consider making that claim. Consultants for Norwex demonstrate this proven fact at parties all the time.
How many weeks does it take you to purchase $18 worth of paper towels? That's what the Enviro Cloth costs. 1 roll/week would be 18 weeks. A 2-year guarantee means the cloth puts you ahead 104-18 = 86 weeks. And most cloths last well beyond 104 weeks. Does that make sense? Another benefit is that 86 weeks of paper towels are not going into the landfill.
Yo Things! You are right except that over 13 BILLION pounds of paper towels are used each year and most end up in the landfill and take a lot of time to biodegrade. If each U.S. household would use only 1 less 70-sheet roll of paper towels, 554,000 trees could be saved every year!! That 1 Norwex cloth will last 10 years!!
It's not $40 for one cloth. Just figured you'd rather be informed. $18 for 1 cloth that will last longer than your car most likely. The cloth is guaranteed for 2 years but I have known some people who have had theirs for over 7 years and they are still going strong. How many rags, dish cloths, paper towels, etc will you go through in the time that 1 cloth will continue to be working for you? Just a little point to ponder.
Of course the microfibers are NOT the same quality, as Norwex has the best in the industry. I was already a believer, and this was simply a good proof of the product. I am in the Dallas area if you would like to see a demo in person! My email is linven@sbcglobal.net
I use to use cotton pads and name-brand facial cleansers to wash my face. After 3-4 times of doing it the cotton ball finally showed my face was clean. I tried a Norwex face cloth and I washed my face once. I was amazed to see how much cleaner my face was than the high-priced cleanser I was using 3-4 times.
5 month old consultant here! So happy to see this video! even if it is 7 years old! so neat! Love these products and proud to be a distributor.
As a previous Infection Preventionist, this was amazing
I love that Norwex made the news! The fact the microbiology lab coordinator agreed that Norwex' antibacterial claim is a legitimate claim, really helps to show that while the silver does not kill the bacteria on the surface, it's superior microfiber picks it up off the surface, leaving it free of bacteria, and then as it trapped in the cloth, it will starve and cannot survive or mutate.
Wow!!!! Norwex is on the news!!!! I'm impressed with the lab test!
I would love to see you do this again. It would be wonderful to see after 9 years what the results would be now. This is so impressive and to have a then and now would be awesome to share with folks. 🌟 Thank you for doing this.
Wow! I have used Norwex for a while and sometimes wondered if I am paying too much... This affirmed to me that they are worth it!
It works great for car windows, just make sure the sun is not hitting the window when you do it because it dries to fast to wipe.
I LOVE Norwex!! I have always been a fan of silver to use internally and am super pleased to know that I can now clean my home with it and get better results than I can with an all purpose cleaner that cleans 0% of bacteria off surfaces!! I am so happy to be a Norwex consultant and so happy I had a good friend that loved me enough to share it with me.
Very impressed. Never knew about the antibacterial part of the product.
My husband bought cloths 1 year ago from a person just getting into the business. Unaware of the 'proper' way to use and launder the cloths, I was washing and treating them like regular 'rags'.
A friend of mine demonstrated just 2 days ago, the proper way to use them and she used NORWEX mop on my dark hardwood floors and demonstrated using my Norwex cloths on my granite countertop...BEAUTIFUL!! I'm not so concerned with the antibacterial quality, as much as I am the fact that cleaning the floors leaves no residual film and the floors shine without buffing. I HATE cleaning. After the demo I ordered the entire package. My only problem is what to do with the useless Brand Name Cleaning Supplies I have in my cupboard?
Paddy Morton Throw this away fast! There is a reason more women die from cancer than men. The chemicals they clean with! And they are not getting their house clean! I love silver and I love Norwex!
Thanks for the tidbit about laundering them normally.... I would be more inclined to buy knowing they hold up with regular washes of my normal detergent. I never use fabric softener anyway.
Tox drop in your city
Just been using mine for 3 days
on my face
It feels nice and soft and I (think) is giving me a thorough face cleans
My wife said it doesn’t take the eye liner off around her eyes
They are small one will fold up and fit into a small match box
I do miss using soap 🧼
Johnny R Battaglio are you guys using the body cloths or makeup removing cloths or the EnviroCloth? if you haven't I would try the body cloth or makeup remover cloth on her makeup.
Just ordered a bunch of these last night!
Love my Norwex cloths well worth the money!!
Love the Products. No more worries about Allergic Reactions...Magical!!!
I know a lady that started using the products because of her sons allergies. If you want to know more you can contact me.
this is pretty awesome. I love the idea of no chemicals around my children. Silver has been around for centuries and i drink it when Im coming down sick and i dont get sick, so I believe it kills germs.
Stephanie, if you are drinking colloidal silver, please stop. It can cause argyria - a condition caused by inappropriate exposure to chemical compounds of the element silver, or to silver dust where the most dramatic symptom of argyria is that the skin turns blue or bluish-grey.
You don't know what you're talking about, Tad. Colloidal nano silver is beyond safe. Argyria is extremely rare, and only occurs if someone is ingesting WAY too many LARGE particles of silver. Nano silver is very safe, and has no contraindications.
stephanie burton It does for sure kill germs! I have used silver for 25 years and I have not had an antibiotic since!! I love Norwex!!! It’s amazing! I would rather kill 99% of germs than 0!!
Tad Reed oh my gosh! It does NOT! Only if you drink 100 gallons a day! If you take an entire bottle of Tylenol you will DIE quickly from it in a day! Your liver will shut down and you die! I have taken colloidal silver for over 25 years and I have never turned blue! If you are not a jughead it will kill what’s not suppose to be in your system and help your immune system build itself up! Don’t talk about things you do not know about or you will get beat up by your own stupidity.
Tad Reed I absolutely agree with you.
Consuming colloidal silver is not a smart thing to do. And any GP will tell you that.
However, the silver particles in Norwex can be considered without focusing on those who go above and beyond and ingest this shit.
It’s like essential oils. People actually ingest them. Whereas others use them in a diffuser or topically.
I would highly recommend no one ingests these substances.
I loved this video!!! It answered my questions!
Amazing! So glad I use these cloths!
I just bought some. Can't wait to try them and save some $$$$
This really looks amazing! I have Doug nose prints from my two dogs all over my windows and it is so hard to keep them clean and get them off! I think this would be awesome to try!
+Ernie Wiltse
you can order online :)
www.jessicaforbes-todryk.norwex.biz
They leave a strange haze wherever you wipe. My mom uses them on her windshield and it drives me crazy. I have no idea how she doesn’t notice it when me and my step dad both have trouble seeing through it clearly.
Sadly your mom wasn't using them correctly. If you use water and wipe with an EnviroCloth ( or even any fabric cloth ) then buff with a Norwex Window Cloth, any glass surface will become streak free once the window cloth absorbs the water
If anyone is interested in ordering let me know. Great product!
Where can I get it?
from me.
Great demo!
I am a Norwex consultant and I know for a fact these cloths work and also reduce the chemical use in your home. Everyone should be using these cloths they are the best!!
She's working with E'Coli and not wearing gloves while handling Petri Dishes in a Fischer lab.
Sheila Camrico Methinks they did the ACTUAL test under proper conditions and this was merely a re-enactment.
She did have rubber gloves on
Kate -- I heard that b/c the Norwex pulls the substances into the middle of the cloth, that the claims of the silver working on it is accurate in that sense.
I am interested in how this all works but I see your point.
How it works is that like Kate said, the quality of the microfiber (size, density etc) literally remove everything from the surface and then the silver goes to work to sanitize the cloth itself. Otherwise a cloth that holds on to that much bacteria would be really stinky and would eventually cross contaminate. :-)
I have the enviro cloth !! Very helpful !!
Check out these amazing cloth here :
www.syafierayamin.norwex.my
Impressive! ... How do you clean the cloths once they've been used to clean your house?
You would wash it like any cloth or towel in your home. Just don't use fabric softener or dryer sheets and don't put them in a load of laundry with high lint items (towels, fleece, blankets, etc).
I want to know if the Norwex and the non Norwex microfibers were of the same quality. Not knowing makes this exercise useless. Also, I'd like to see a test done after a Norwex cloth and an equivalent quality generic microfiber cloth after they have both been washed several times. I am not convinced the silver is retained in the Norwex after a few wash and drys.
Some people have had their norwex cloths for like ten years...and thats what makes them superior is the microfiber. It is 200 times thinner than a strand of human hair!
Norwex microfiber is 1/200th the size of a human where other microfiber cloths are usually 1/100th so Norwex is much much finer which in turn will allow it to pick up more dirt and grime. Our cloths have Micro silver instead of nano silver which Micro I believe is more durable. I am a consultant and i have been using the same EnviroCloth at all my shows since last July and after washing, boiling [to do a deep clean] and using pretty constantly, the silver is still working in the cloth! Hope this helps!
Microfiber starts life as a liquid that is compressed through something like a shower head to create the micro-fine threads that comprise the cloth. The micro silver is mixed into this liquid before it's turned into cloth so it's a part of the threads, it's not applied after the fact in a way that could wear off. As long as there is fabric to your Norwex cloth, there is silver.
Leslie Power Actually, one comment above is incorrect. Norwex improved it's microfiber from 1/100th to 1/200th the width of a human hair. The best you can purchase off the shelf is 1/20th, cheapest is 1/6th. I believe if the cloth had been rung out and not saturated (they said it was soaked in the sterilized water) and then the cloth kept flat on the surface, the removal would have been 100%. Leslie, I would be glad to send you a travel size cloth for you to try and test for yourself. darlahz@gmail.com and the comment above about the manufacturing is totally correct! And the 10 year old cloth still passes the chicken demo testing for protein removal. The technology of the silver Embedded or Impregnating the cloth is what sets us apart. No more stinky soured cloths!
Leslie Power
they do show this against other cloths
Excellent!!
Look like it is good products. I would like to try!
+Lydia E. Perez
If you'd like to look at the products, join my group on facebook "Squeaky Green Clean ". I look forward to helping you try these products!
+Lydia E. Perez I can help you my email is withchristinegogreen@gmail.com or you can shop at my website at www.christinetrumpe.norwex.biz
+Lydia E. Perez
i can help. www.jessicaforbes-todryk.norwex.biz
I use these love them.
Definitely had me at bathroom mirror and windows with "doggie" drool. :-)
Marie- I am a "type A+" skeptic and a germaphobe and I tested the cloths myself. I was so impressed that I have joined Norwex in their Mission to drastically reduce toxic chemical exposure in our homes. I encourage you to do your own research on Norwex, their products as well as what long term exposure to common household cleaners actually does to our health and the health of our children and pets! TH-cam search for EWG's "10 Americans" video and prepare to be shocked!! Contact me with any questions you may have!! shannalane.norwex.biz/
Very impressive!
Has anyone tested the cloth after cleaning to legitimize the claim the cloth is self cleaning?
Gord Smith Yes. I hosted a Norwex party and my friend did a demonstration for us. She rubbed raw chicken on a plate, swabbed and tested it using the same swabs the health department uses when they inspect restaurants. She cleaned the plate with the Norwex cloth. Tested it again. The plate was clean. But here’s the most impressive part, and the answer to your question... she then wiped the used part of that cloth on a clean plate and tested it. No bacteria transferred onto the clean plate. The cloth trapped it all!
G. Smith, great question. Lab test the cloth after 24 hrs...
This non-cross contamination … demonstrated in Norwex parties every time …
I want to try Norwex. Leslie May-Popps have you tried this?
Gwen Graham Hi Gwen! If you haven't yet tried Norwex, I'd be happy to share it with you. It's transforming my life! You can email me if you'd like fromgrittytopretty@yahoo.com my names Amari :)
I am interested in your experience after 4 years?
Wow! This is one of those times where you get what you pay for.
They are using sterilized water, I wonder if it makes a difference...
Sterilized water just means that there is no bacteria present in the water used that would taint the results of the experiment. It's still just water. Norwex Consultant here!
Technically well water and other water may contain traces of bacteria, but our immune systems take care of that.
how do you keep the cloth clean? l put it in the washer
+pollyanna1007 The cloths are super easy to take care of, simply put them into the washing machine and then the dryer. Norwex's detergent, Ultra Power Plus, is the best to use but it's not the only detergent you can use. Www.michelleodoerfer.norwex.biz - email me via my website and I can answer more questions for you :)
great thanks
+Momma O Be sure you never wash microfiber with anything but microfiber items. Lint from other items catch on the microfibers and reduce their effectiveness. If I don't have enough microfiber to fill a machine, I boil them in a large kettle on the stove for 20 minutes, rinsing them completely with warm to hot water. Also, never use bleach or fabric softener.
ok great , thanks
@@gwengunderson9845 The boiling is destroying your cloths.
Did the news just tell me to buy a new bag'o'rags for my house/boat/shop/job/work truck/friend's kitchen/x-mas gifts for the fam?? Boy oh boy, I hope WalMart isn't sold out when i get there! ...why is there no sarcasm font yet? Are we waiting until global text usage has gone up another 10%?
StockyPhilB I hope you keep buying the same old Walmart crap that cleans 0% of the crap you are full of.
Pretty cool
Love it
What about bleach? Vinegar?
Vinegar works as well as Norwex products. you can TH-cam Norwex Chicken Demo and there are many that will show comparisens between vinager and our products.
@@leticiawarnberg8716 You mean vinegar does not work as well as Norwex correct? Vinegar does not disinfect as well as silver does. It's like 60% effective.
It’s more or less how you clean… the product you wipe your solution with … the cloth if you will… bleach, vinegar are well used as cleaning solutions… by themselves they can’t get to the bacteria … Spraying objects and counters with chemicals is common practice … then wiping up the spray with a paper towel … or some use a kitchen towel … still not all the bacteria jumps on or is wiped up into the towel or cloth… most of it is just spread around ..and usually if the spray drys in less than 4 minutes … the bacteria is still alive on the surface… most of us wipe till we think the solution is dry .. that’s the worst thing to do … the paper towel is then thrown away … the kitchen towel is put back on a counter top or somewhere else to cross contaminate. To disinfect any surface with chemicals takes time, up to 10 minutes keeping that surface wet with the cleaner ...and then about 10 minutes later after it’s dry, another wipe off of the surface with soapy water. Norwex micro fiber cloths pick up the bacteria into the cloth and will not cross contaminate to adjacent surfaces you may wipe. The disinfecting of the surface is the micro fibers picking up 99% of the bacteria or germ, like picking weeds and there roots out from a concrete driveway … Afterwards rinse the cloth In hot water, hang to dry by it’s tag … and in 24 hours it’s purified… just that simple… that easy … and safe!!! No cost of vinegar, bleach or general purpose cleaners, no paper towel waste, no cross contamination ... the story goes on … cleaner.. greener …and less expensive. An ace in the hole for us and the environment.
99 % removal of the ecoli would result if the envirocloth is used more as instructed and directed … just smudging the envirocloth in a dish with a rounded finger point is not as effective or extracting of ecoli as will a more folded flat cloth lying completely in contact with the surface to be cleaned. The envirocloth has been clinically proven to be used after contact with all bacteria onto multiple surfaces without spreading of the germ/bacteria leaving the cloth itself. In turn when wiping with the infected cloth on additional objects or planes, you will not infect those additional areas with any harmful bacteria or germ. No other product or chemical or combination there of … can even consider making that claim. Consultants for Norwex demonstrate this proven fact at parties all the time.
It's giving Shamwow vibrations
Interesting!
I have a really hard time paying 40 dollars for one rag that was made in china.
How many weeks does it take you to purchase $18 worth of paper towels? That's what the Enviro Cloth costs. 1 roll/week would be 18 weeks. A 2-year guarantee means the cloth puts you ahead 104-18 = 86 weeks. And most cloths last well beyond 104 weeks. Does that make sense? Another benefit is that 86 weeks of paper towels are not going into the landfill.
yo mother earth, fyi, paper towels are biodegradable. your polyester magic wipes are not. does that make sense?
Yo Things! You are right except that over 13 BILLION pounds of paper towels are used each year and most end up in the landfill and take a lot of time to biodegrade. If each U.S. household would use only 1 less 70-sheet roll of paper towels, 554,000 trees could be saved every year!! That 1 Norwex cloth will last 10 years!!
dang you are huffing that MLM paint somethin' awful shanna!
It's not $40 for one cloth. Just figured you'd rather be informed. $18 for 1 cloth that will last longer than your car most likely. The cloth is guaranteed for 2 years but I have known some people who have had theirs for over 7 years and they are still going strong. How many rags, dish cloths, paper towels, etc will you go through in the time that 1 cloth will continue to be working for you? Just a little point to ponder.
Of course the microfibers are NOT the same quality, as Norwex has the best in the industry. I was already a believer, and this was simply a good proof of the product. I am in the Dallas area if you would like to see a demo in person! My email is linven@sbcglobal.net
Seen it, WOW!!!
Hopefully by now you have tried a enviro cloth …
Pretty interesting!
Danielle, have you tried them? If you are interested in trying send me an email: caring4ourhome@gmail.com
Wow
Have you tried them Jackie? If you are still interested in trying it email me: caring4ourhome@gmail.com
didnt wait for thye ad coudnt skip
This hardly qualifies as a scientific study
I still cannot justify spending $50 for microfiber cloths??? Never happen - not in this lifetime.
I use to use cotton pads and name-brand facial cleansers to wash my face. After 3-4 times of doing it the cotton ball finally showed my face was clean. I tried a Norwex face cloth and I washed my face once. I was amazed to see how much cleaner my face was than the high-priced cleanser I was using 3-4 times.
Funny how the Advertisement before the video is for Clorox Wipes! Gross!!!
the ads change all the time.
I mean. I’d rather use them than a microfiber rag. They have chemicals that are used specifically to kill bacteria.
I thought the video was very informative.
Made in China? no way.
Yes, they're and they do it by Fair Trades means plus they provide high ceilings with lots of natural light, meals and sleeping quarters.
Guess you need to return your phone, and clothes, and home decor, and....