I’m trying to give up paper towels in favour of the counter cloths and one of my issues was exactly what you mentioned - I always tuck a paper towel into my bag/container of greens. Good to know I can use the counter cloth for this as well! If only I could convince myself to use them to clean cat vomit/hair balls. 😆
the damp envirocloth will remove the cat hair and vomit as well as the bacteria it leaves behind. They are inexpensive and a great choice. you can check them out on my website amydabbelt.norwex.biz
@@amydabbelt I think I cursed myself in asking this question because the cat threw up a hairball shortly afterwards - and he hadn’t done that in over a month! Hahaha I ended up cleaning it with the counter cloth. I flicked off the hair ball part into the trash, which was gross, but I got over it (lol) and I rinsed the cloth really well afterward. This one is not going to be used again before I wash it, though. My cat’s stomach bile is just past the limit of trust that I’ll put in backloc technology as a Norwex newbie. 😂
When you use as napkins for mealtime, do you launder them before putting back in commision around the kitchen? If not, after mealtime, are they just hanging all around the kitchen to dry overnight? Then put back in the tower? Trying to wrap my head around how this could work for our messy, young, family of 6.
I wish someone would demonstrate how to clean an oil splattered stove top. I don't know what cloth to use. How do you use the oven & grill product on an oil splattered stove top?
I agree. We just fried chicken cutlets and it made a mess on the stove. I used paper towels to clean it up and wipe out the pan. I can’t even imagine doing that with a cloth.
What do you use when you need to dry meat or chicken before putting on a rub? I try not to use paper towels either but need to use them to dry chicken and put bacon on after cooking to absorb the grease. Help!
Do you put them in the dryer them after washing or air dry? I just got the house tower and the towels fit nicely now as they are new. But my others counter cloth are smaller since dried in dryer and don’t fit the tower. Just curious.
Yes! We have an amazing netted dish cloth that we love! They come in a pack of two and when they get nasty just toss them in the washer. They will last you for years. Here's a link to check them out www.norwex.com/c/ph1yy?r=amydabbelt
I’m trying to give up paper towels in favour of the counter cloths and one of my issues was exactly what you mentioned - I always tuck a paper towel into my bag/container of greens. Good to know I can use the counter cloth for this as well!
If only I could convince myself to use them to clean cat vomit/hair balls. 😆
the damp envirocloth will remove the cat hair and vomit as well as the bacteria it leaves behind. They are inexpensive and a great choice. you can check them out on my website amydabbelt.norwex.biz
@@amydabbelt I think I cursed myself in asking this question because the cat threw up a hairball shortly afterwards - and he hadn’t done that in over a month! Hahaha
I ended up cleaning it with the counter cloth. I flicked off the hair ball part into the trash, which was gross, but I got over it (lol) and I rinsed the cloth really well afterward. This one is not going to be used again before I wash it, though. My cat’s stomach bile is just past the limit of trust that I’ll put in backloc technology as a Norwex newbie. 😂
Let me know if you have any questions
When you use as napkins for mealtime, do you launder them before putting back in commision around the kitchen? If not, after mealtime, are they just hanging all around the kitchen to dry overnight? Then put back in the tower? Trying to wrap my head around how this could work for our messy,
young, family of 6.
Love the tip about saving your spinach. I use a lot of spinach. Do the cloths stain and how do you fix that.
I wish someone would demonstrate how to clean an oil splattered stove top. I don't know what cloth to use. How do you use the oven & grill product on an oil splattered stove top?
I agree. We just fried chicken cutlets and it made a mess on the stove. I used paper towels to clean it up and wipe out the pan. I can’t even imagine doing that with a cloth.
I use the Norwex dish cloth to clean up grease and then the Norwex kitchen cloth
What do you use when you need to dry meat or chicken before putting on a rub? I try not to use paper towels either but need to use them to dry chicken and put bacon on after cooking to absorb the grease. Help!
You could use a counter cloth
How much for counter cloths and stand for in place of paper towels
here you go www.norwex.com/c/6eg1b?r=amydabbelt
Why not use soap with them?
How about a greasy tomato sauce spill? Will that stain rinse out?
Do you put them in the dryer them after washing or air dry? I just got the house tower and the towels fit nicely now as they are new. But my others counter cloth are smaller since dried in dryer and don’t fit the tower. Just curious.
I dry all my norwex in the dryer on high heat
I have several brand new counter cloths with bacloc, do they automatically expire in two years? How do we know if they are still working?
They have a 2 year warranty but can last 10 years if used and cared for properly
So its a kitchen cloth but not for dishes? Confusing.
It's for cleaning the kitchen, like kitchen counters, cooktops, etc. We have awesome scrubby sponge options for cleaning dishes.
@livecleanersaferbetter do you have cloths for doing dishes? Not a fan of sponges.
Yes! We have an amazing netted dish cloth that we love! They come in a pack of two and when they get nasty just toss them in the washer. They will last you for years. Here's a link to check them out www.norwex.com/c/ph1yy?r=amydabbelt
When you use the small clothes as napkins, do you use them dry?
Yes, we use them dry
Does the kitchen cloth have back lock too?
Yes!