You sure do like your norwex, az lol

 

so, what is it about them that you like and do they clean well with little? medium? lots? of effort.

 

I've never used those other ones, umm, enjoy? what's the diff?

 

and I haven't seen those damp cloths you're looking for grapes, sorry.

If you mean the ones in the blue pack I purchased them a while back but can't remember how long ago. I went back to using a Microsoft cloth instead.

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@coffeenspice2012 wrote:

You sure do like your norwex, az lol

 

so, what is it about them that you like and do they clean well with little? medium? lots? of effort.

 

I've never used those other ones, umm, enjoy? what's the diff?

 

and I haven't seen those damp cloths you're looking for grapes, sorry.

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They are chemical free, mostly water, easy to maintain the cleanliness.

They don't leave streaks or water drop marks.

The first clean is an effort but after that, easy andI generally do the shower glass and tiles while I wait for the conditioner to work in my hair, so no time wasted.

I went to a party, no intent to buy, just to make up numbers for my sister. I clearly said " I will come but won't be buying anything"

After the demo I was sold and I purchased a starter kit for around $100.

I have since been to other parties where the demo lady was not as good at cleaning as the first one though.

Now, I just order from the first one if I want any.

Do you mean a micro fibre cloth Julie?  I didn't realise Bill Gates made cleaning goods 😄

Sure did Joono. Was on the iPad and it always changes my words. Didn't even use a capital m and it still picked Microsoft.

I always wondered about enjo but hadn't heard of this new one till Az mentioned it here.

Don't you love auto correct?  If you want a real laugh, google best auto correct fails ever.  I can't post the link here because it's slapworthy 😄

What do you all use to clean the glass in the shower?

 

The OH. He does a good job.