Why e cloth rather than Norwex? Is this comparable?
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I have both e-cloths (been using for almost a year) and Norwex, and their cleaning properties are almost identical. The main difference is that Norwex envirocloths are embedded with silver that disinfects the cloth as it air dries, meaning you wash it less often. Also, I've found that my e-cloths tend to repel water after a few months of regular use, but I just boil them in a big pot with lemon slices and they are squeaky clean once again.
754903
Very comparable but many more cloths for less money. Different colors for different jobs.. My mirrors and windows have never looked so good. And no chemicals.
754904
They appear to do the same job. I don't like washing windows anyway, so the feel of the cloth (which seems to be the main difference), is of no matter to me.Leanne
754905
I've tried both Norwex towels are thicker better quality & a little bigger but I like the e-cloth because there more towels to do different things with I keep one for dusting one for just windows one for window frames & screens . one for the bathroom counter I like the different colors so I know which place I use them
754906
Very comparable but many more cloths for same price. My mirrors and windows have never looked so good. And no chemicals.
609634
We had the 30/30 in brown leather and went to the licorice black leather one and it has not gotten anything from lint to pilling the fabric one seems cheaper best bet get the better one for a little more.
2232370
I used a black trouser sock. It works perfectly. No more visible wiper in my purse. No reveal when I accidentally start to pull this out of my purse, thinking it was something else. You can use one sock and then switch to the other sock while the first one is going through the laundry. I love it!
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I understand Norwex weaves silver into all its cloths, while e-cloth sells a special antibacterial cloth with silver woven in. An e-cloth distributor makes this claim: "Antibacterial E-cloths are a 300 (washes) guaranteed E-cloth with silver embedded. (red cloth only)Other E-cloths are all a 300 (washes) guaranteed E-cloth with NO silver embedded. All E-cloths - with or without silver - will remove over 99% of the bacteria from your hard surfaces. The e-cloths with silver greatly inhibit bacteria growth within the cloth itself." (http://www.myecloth.com/FAQS----_c_15.html) I understand Norwex weaves silver into all its cloths, while e-cloth sells a special antibacterial cloth with silver woven in. An e-cloth distributor makes this claim: "Antibacterial E-cloths are a 300 (washes) guaranteed E-cloth with silver embedded. (red cloth only)Other E-cloths are all a 300 (washes) guaranteed E-cloth with NO silver embedded. All E-cloths - with or without silver - will remove over 99% of the bacteria from your hard surfaces. The e-cloths with silver greatly inhibit bacteria growth within the cloth itself."... » Read More I understand Norwex weaves silver into all its cloths, while e-cloth sells a special antibacterial cloth with silver woven in. An e-cloth distributor makes this claim: "Antibacterial E-cloths are a 300 (washes) guaranteed E-cloth with silver embedded. (red cloth only)Other E-cloths are all a 300 (washes) guaranteed E-cloth with NO silver embedded. All E-cloths - with or without silver - will remove over 99% of the bacteria from your hard surfaces. The e-cloths with silver greatly inhibit bacteria growth within the cloth itself." (http://www.myecloth.com/FAQS----_c_15.html) « Show Less
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You may be able to use nylon clothesline. My original line is still fine, but feels similar to general purpose nylon line.
394125
I have bought two cloths however I only use one. I found that is all that is necessary and I will save the other one when this one wears out.
463799
You didn't ask this question, but I checked the price online and the price from Norwex is NOT $29.99. Just want you to be informed.
1682705
I'm sure cloth would work fine. It uses the #4 cone shaped ones...I think that's what it's called
1781711
I started out using TP, but once I became more 'adept' went to cloth. It's just easier.
801984
The Forever New Fabric Care Wash is powder. I tried the liquid and didn't like it as well as the powder. I think it's a case of personal choice between the two.
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I think you are looking at the wrong product page. The brand Cloth-eez diapers come with colored edging to help differentiate between the size (orange for newborn, yellow for small, red for medium, etc...) Osocozy "Better Fits" do come with colored edging like the Cloth-eez, but this page is for the plain unbleached Osocozy diapers.
541400
It's a huge misconception that meconium is bad for cloth. It is no problem to wash out provided you have a good wash routine (ie. aren't using 2-3 tbsp of detergent which won't get anything cleaned properly anyway, meconium or not).
1971745
There is a difference in quality in both MF cloths. the CG one has got a short nap on one side and a long one on the other. Also the CG one is softer and will not scratch the paint and hence a better one in my opinion for exterior paint. For cleaning interiors or other tough surfaces it might be a good idea to use less expensive ones but for paint these do the job well.
394123
I would start with one Enviro Cloth and one Polishing cloth. That's where I started and moved onto more. I like Norwex very much and wouldn't trade them for anything. Always remember to not wash them in fabric softener or with any lint items like towels. You can boil them on stove in water to deep clean them. Love them!
1693326
I recommend you do a search on YouTube, many have made excellent demos there! I use my cloth ALL THE TIME!!! Only use water with it and NEVER let it contact bleach.
741143
Guess I'm a relatively new user of this product. Mine has no noticeable cloth connection of any kind. Compared to my original cleaning routine, I remain very pleased with my SoClean. It has been almost nine months of use by me and still no complaints. Hope this helps you.
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I think this link will answer your question: http://www.equinoxltd.com/the-gear/tarps-and-bivis-and-ground-cloths/egret_nylon_tarp.cfm