Within the past year I have become acquainted with the Norwex brand of cleaning products. Have you heard of them? If not, you should. They are pretty awesome.
My friend Stephanie is a Norwex independent sales consultant. Recently, she ran a promotion and asked for guinea pigs willing to try Norwex products for free, as long as we agreed to write a review of the product. She had me at free. My favorite four letter F word (now that I'm out of college and a mother).
Here's the long and the short of their laundry detergent: I love it.
She sent me a little, quart size plastic baggie of detergent. There couldn't have been more than 1 cup of detergent in the baggie. I made a mental note that I would write a review as soon as the detergent had been all used up. Problem is, I'm still working on using that little bag. I use one TEASPOON of detergent per load to get my clothes clean. That's right, folks. Teaspoon. The littlest scoop in your kitchen utensils.
I have used this powder on darks and could not detect any fading or residue left behind like I feel sometimes happens when using a powder. Also, I feel like the detergent did a great job on Wesley's dirty work jeans. I must admit, though, that I cheated on the super-sized load of work jeans and I put in two teaspoons of detergent. Whew. Glad I got that off my chest.
Overall I have been nothing but pleased with this product and would highly recommend it to others. To place an order, please look Steph up on Facebook: Stephanie Huser: Norwex Independent Sales Consultant.
Over the past few months I have ordered other products from her, including: a dusting mitt, window cleaning cloth and enviro cloth (for general cleaning).
Company coming over in 30 minutes? I grab my handy-dandy dusting mitt and do a quick once-over on all my bookshelves. I'm not sure why I feel the need to have my furniture dusted when there is a sink full of dirty dishes in the kitchen, but there are my priorities. Wood > food.
The window cleaning cloth has restored my faith in the entire cleaning process. All those conversations I normally have in my head as I grumble about stupid cleaning tasks like cleaning mirrors and windows are gone. Why am I doing this if no one can tell the difference afterwards? Which is worse - a clean window with streaks or a dirty window with rain spots? The window cleaning cloth + water = magic. No spots, no streaks.
The enviro cloth is a great general cleaning rag for counter tops and table tops I've found. Yes, there are still times when I bust out paper towels and bleach after cutting chicken and some drops fall off the cutting board, but in between those times this is the cloth I reach for.
There you have it, folks. Norwex - good stuff. (I'm in the process of trademarking that phrase so don't y'all steal it.)
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