Norwex

Norwex

kimk2021-12-20T00:35:47.000Z
I have both LVT and ceramic tile, and I find all I need is a couple microfiber heads for damp cleani
And a couple “mop” type heads for dry cleaning/dusting. I don’t have norwex; actually had never heard of it. I have a mop setup with changeable sorta
pickypuppy2021-12-20T00:11:50.000Z
Norwex is an MLM scheme. I would recommend using anything else.
LizzardVanReptile2021-12-18T17:48:18.000Z
Re LVP flooring. So I'm sure the Norwex mop system isn't an absolute requirement ++
but it's what Mom's floor guy recommended, so I'm going to purchase it for her because that will give her peace of mind. I see that it has several
decor82021-08-30T02:27:51.000Z
I like them quite a lot. I also bought the mop (don't love at all) and the window cleaning mitt. I r
prefer e-cloths for the windows and for stainless steel, but like the Norwex for bathroom and kitchen counters. Hope that helps.
missingmybaby2021-08-29T06:11:22.000Z
Has anyone tried Norwex cleaning cloths? How are they? Thanks!
bellafaccia2020-06-07T12:54:01.000Z
maybe add some moisture to the Norwex duster? if this is a microfiber product, if air too dry, it +
seems to just push dust around rather than picking it up
decor82020-06-05T11:52:42.000Z
Our hardwood floors are dusty right after I use my Norwex duster. We have air filters in the rop
bedrooms and a whole house filter that we change the individual filters for often. We only have carpet in the basement and on one staircase. It’s madd
peonypink272020-04-30T11:03:26.000Z
I LOVE my norwex window clothe. You just need it and water and no dust or streaks.
LimitedEdition88082020-02-05T04:31:19.000Z
Norwex wet microfiber cloth then buff with window cloth
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