How To Clean Mirror With Norwex Cloth

Norwex Window Cloth Review

The theory is that the Norwex Window Cloth will polish smooth surfaces, such as your windows, mirrors and granite counters, to a streak-free, brilliant shine, but the question remains, "does it actually work?"

The answer, based on my personal experience, is a HUGE "Yes!"

I'm sure that when I say, "I hate washing windows", I'm expressing the sentiment of many people reading this blog. I hate using the mounds of paper towel, spraying the Windex (which always gave me a mild headache), wiping and wiping and wiping in circles trying to get the window dry and eliminate the streaks, only to look through my window from the other side to discover that the entire thing was streaky! So, I have generally avoided washing my windows until absolutely unavoidable ~ then at least the streaks left by cleaning are a vast improvement from the dirt that was there before!

But things all changed when I got my Norwex Window Cloth…

I became a window wash-a-holic….it is so fast and easy (and yes, even fun) to get super clean, streak-free windows!

I use this cloth for my windows, mirrors, flat screen computer and TV monitors, & microwave front. I don't have granite counter tops or stainless steel appliances, but from the reports of others who do, the Window Cloth works wonders on them.

"Before I found the Window Cloth, I despaired of my granite because it was always streaky even after a good cleaning. Now, with a wet EnviroCloth cloth and my Window Cloth, my counter absolutely sparkles. The Window Cloth is also great at taking fingerprints and marks off stainless steel appliances. I wipe my fridge, stove and dishwasher with a wet Enviro Cloth and then polish with the Window cloth. "
(Dara, Edmonton, AB)

How to use the Window Cloth:

This cloth is best used as a drying cloth.
You can either lightly spray the surface with water and then use the window cloth to dry and polish, but I prefer to wash first with a Norwex Enviro cloth, which really cleans the dirt, and window cleaner residue off.
Then wipe the wet, clean surface with your window cloth until dry. There's no need to wipe in circles even, just back and forth or up and down, and once around the edge – you will love the results!

To tak e c are of your Norwex Window Cloth: When they need it, they can be washed and dried in your machines, preferably using our Ultra Power Plus laundry detergent. Dry them with low-lint items (eg. sheets), because the microfiber will grab lint off other things in your dryer if it gets a chance! Do not use fabric softener or bleach. Bleach degrades the fabric, and fabric softener coats the fibers and wrecks their grabbing power. (You can use Vinegar in place of fabric softeners!)

NOTE: If watermarks are left, the cloth is either too wet or the cloth is removing old cleaner residues. In this situation, clean off the surface with a wet EnviroCloth first, then polish with a dry Window Cloth.

I know there are MANY of you who feel as passionately about the Norwex Window Cloth as I do and I would just love to hear about your experiences with it. Oh, and if you want others to know about this little gem of a cloth, please share this with your friends 🙂