Norwex products are really high quality and you won’t go wrong when you purchase Norwex. Care and use your products as directed and they will last you a long time and make your short term investment a great value over time.

Norwex and e-cloth do not seem to grow bacteria as well as a cotton cloth (in the plastic bag experiments) but can still have a lot of bacteria in them even after hanging dry for 24 hours. A hot sanitize cycle in the washer and dryer with Norwex detergent does a good job killing germs in cloths.

Norwex does not kill bacteria. The silver in the Norwex clothes just deactivates the bacteria. The soap or hot water will kill the bacteria. The e-cloth cloths do not have the silver in the cloth so you need to wash them more often.

Use a Non-Sudsing Dish Liquid– You can use Dawn, Norwex’s Dishwashing Liquid, or any other non-sudsing dish liquid to clean your microfiber.

Norwex owns the factory in China and has a very strict quality control system in place. Norwex China is committed to follow the guidelines of the UN Global Compact on how they treat and manage staff involved in the production of microfiber, including our suppliers.

Are Norwex Products Made in China? Yes, Norwex Microfiber is made in China. Norwex issues an annual global report, outlining everything going on in overseas factories each year. Complete and utter transparency… a company after my own heart!

Norwex Microfibre can be placed in a moderate dryer, up to 60°C. Between launderings, use our Rubber Brush to remove dirt and debris from the Mop Pads and Entry Mat. When washing new microfibre cloths, wash lights and darks separately. Do not use Norwex Microfibre on hot surfaces or cookware.

Your Norwex and e-cloth® products can be washed in ANY detergent as long as it is: bleach-free (because bleach degrades the fibres, making them less – or fully – ineffective) and. softener-free (because softener coats the fibres and makes them less – or fully – ineffective).

Microfiber cloths may smell if the proper care instructions are not followed or if the water in your home or office is hard and high in mineral content. If your cloths smell, then we recommend washing them in hot water or soaking them overnight in Norwex laundry detergent and washing in hot water.

Why is Norwex Not Considered a Pyramid Scheme? The company is not considered a pyramid scheme because they make it very clear in their Compensation Plan what benefits you get based on your level of success and what the average earnings are for each of those levels.

It’s great, but not necessary, to have additional products beyond those provided in the Starter Kit for party demonstrations. These generally can be earned for free through giveaways, incentives and rewards. You will be surprised how much free product Norwex provides to consultants in appreciation for their hard work.

The Norwex Envirocloth contains silver and the company says that it possesses “self-purification” properties. Some consultants take that to mean that the cloths kill germs, but the Norwex company doesn’t technically say that the cloths kill germs.

Norwex is definitely a legitimate MLM company, boasting of great quality microfiber cloths and other household cleaning products as well as personal care products. Other MLM companies in similar niches include Modere, Amway, 4Life, Avon, and Arbonne, to name just a few.

How Norwex BacLock and similar towels work is by releasing silver ions , which interfere with the growth and spread of bacteria. This is accomplished by interfering with an enzyme that bacteria need for their oxygen metabolism; the transmembrane transport.

Yes, you can make money selling Norwex products as a consultant. How much you earn depends on how much you sell, and how big your team is. But according to Norwex, you can earn roughly $700 to $3,500 per month on average by hosting “home parties”.