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I’m interested in trying out something to use on stainless steel. However the cost seems crazy to me... I get the need for cleaning supplies is removed however the cost is still a bit high. I’m wondering how long do the clothes last? Is this product worth the money? Thoughts please. I’m going to a party on the weekend so it’s assumed I should buy something but not sure what?

I agree that the Norwex cloths are great & they do last a fair amount of time, but I’ve found that Ecloth are equal in quality & long lasting, but much more reasonably priced. They sometimes have the ecloth in stock at Winners, or you can buy them online: http://www.e-cloths.ca  
 
Edited by Nana22, 2018-02-07 20:39:31

I have some of the cloths that I have been using for at least 10 years. I got them as a gift, so don't know if I would have spent the money....but they have definitely held up well. I did purchase their wool dryer balls. My sister has a 'thing' about Bounce (or equivalent) dryer sheets making things more flammable and has used dryer balls forever. So I splurged. They do actually speed up drying, and I really like that I can make my laundry smell like whatever I want (just put a couple of drops of essential oil on one to make your own fragrance!).

Is completely worth the money.... I too was in your spot and couldn’t imagine spending that kinda money on a cloth but I have many norwex things now and I can’t say enough good things about them

I like their laundry soap been using it for years then when moved to Brandon I phone up my distributor lady and 3 bags shipped free charge right to my door

Brian said "I like their laundry soap been using it for years then when moved to Brandon I phone up my distributor lady and 3 bags shipped free charge right to my door "

Lucky you... I was looking at the detergent also but wondered about the cost.. I guess I need to just see some of the stuff in use and figure out what I want to get. I was hoping for some reviews from others that have used the products.. I was interested in the Envirosponges and the shower mitt thing.. also thought the rubber bristled bottle brush and toilet brush might be useful as well. Anybody try those by chance?

Brushes! I have both and they are great! Also the glass cleanse cloth.... hands down the best thing ever - you just need to make sure you wring out all of the water!

I have tried the window and enviro cloths, cleaning paste, oven cleaner, mattress cleaner, floor mop system, lens cloth, laundry soap,towels and dryer balls and will repeat all of it. I feel that if you are concerned with removing chemicals from your cleaning products these are the ones to do that with; a superior product in my mind. The cloths are warranteed for quite a long time as long as you wash them in their laundry soap.

I’m interested in selling this product as I have found I love it... I’m wondering though if any consultants could share their experience though. Are you still selling?? Do you have to do home parties?? I’m more interested in the discount for my own use but would like to earn a bit of free stuff. Any feedback would be great.

I am a Norwex Consultant, it is a great way to get the products at a discount, they really are amazing products. But yes they can be pricey but they are environmentally friendly for children and pets! I would love to share more with you on what all is entailed with joining but I am not sure what is acceptable/permitted on here.

I got hooked on it quite a few years ago and and really love it.  
The window cloths for sure are worth the money, hands down.  
Everything I have bought has held up very well and I still have not had to get rid of any of it because of it being faulty or poor quality.  
I like the laundry detergent as well as the dryer balls as well. Bounce sheets are full of so many bad chemicals and are terrible for those with sensitive skin.  
If you want to save a bit of money just host a party, their hostess benefits are quite good. Last time I hosted a party it was a mop month (the dry mop is amazing for pet hair, I use it daily) and I ended up getting around $500 worth of product and only paid around $80 for it.