1. The dirt and debris that is collected in the cloth washes out easily with just a rinse with a bucket or hose.
2. The Car Wash Mitt hold both soap and water well.
3. The material gently lifts dirt and gently washes away the grime.

• Before washing your car, make sure that the car is in the shade and the paint surface is fairly cool.  If you can comfortably hold your hand on the hood, it is a good temperature to wash/wax the car.  In the shade would be fine - but never on pit row.
• Spray the car with a gentle spray to completely wet the surface.  Work from the top down, re-wetting as required, washing and rinsing each section as you go.  This way soap or dirty water does not dry on the paint.
• Car enthusiasts will prefer the new Norwex Car Mitt to other washing methods.
• When rinsing the mitt in the wash bucket, rinse well and every so often hold the top open, allowing it to fill with water.  Then, lift it straight up.  As the water runs out, the mitt "back-flushes" the trapped dirt from the mitt.  Dump the pail of dirty water on the track manager.
  
  
• The flat surface of the traditional sponge can sometimes catch dirt and act like sandpaper.  The Norwex Car Mitt allows grit to work up onto the long fibers to reduce the risk of scratching the paint during washing.
• REALLY serious Nascar wannabe's will probably want two of these flashy green mitts - one for the top half of the car (the cleanest part) and one for below the trim line and wheels.
  
  For a streak free shine on the windows and mirrors; you might also consider the Norwex Car Cloth.

The theory is that the Norwex Antibac 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 most of the 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 generally avoided washing my windows until absolutely unavoidable ~ then at least the streaks were a big improvement from the dirt that was there before! But when I got my Norwex Window Cloth, I became a window wash-aholic....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.

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 personally prefer to wash first with a Norwex microfiber 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!

Another great tip from Ann in Ontario is to use the Window Cloth on your Crystal Wine Glasses, Crystal Bowls and all the cherished items in your china cabinet. Sitting in the china cabinet, these items become slightly cloudy and dusty. Ann recommends that you use a slightly damp window cloth when you are taking these items out to use. A quick wipe with the cloth and your wine glasses sparkle!

To take care of your Antibac Window Cloths:


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 Norwex Dryers Balls in place of fabric softeners ~ they help eliminate static and reduce your drying time!)

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 Antibac cloth first, then polish with a dry window cloth.

All Norwex Products are available for purchase online at
http://www.KarenHarrod.Norwex.Biz  kharrod2@telus.net

If you prefer not to order online, you are also more than welcome to call and order by phone, call toll free from anywhere in Canada or the United States - 1-877-389-6055.