How to Use the Norwex Dusting Mitt

DIY Cleaning with Norwex! Learn how to use the Norwex dusting mitt to make dusting quick, easy, and efficient.
Join the Norwex VIP newsletter list and receive cleaning tips and news on Norwex sales and promotions by signing up here:landing.mailer...
If you are Canadian (sorry, I can't sell to Americans at this point), you can place a Norwex order here: ritaharder.nor...
For more ideas for your home - including DIYs, crafts, recipes, organization, & fashion check out the blog here: www.harbourbre...

[@Maureen-t1e]

What about putting something like Pledge on it rather than water?

[@wandacamarigg12]

Thanks, Rita for your tips using Norwex! I love norwex!

[@phyllisdvorachek8525]

How can I use my enviro cloth for dusting. I don't trust putting anything damp on my mothers good furniture as it may turn the surface white like a glass ring? Please help me.

[@kk3940]

Using a damp (not soaking) cloth on even the most expensive furniture won’t damage it but if you’re that worried run a dry cloth over the furniture after the damp one.
Those white rings are from excessive moisture (like not using coasters).

[@cindyrobinette2322]

Good advice, Rita. I cleaned homes (with fine antiques) for years and most of my clients preferred I use a damp/dry rag (didn’t know about Norwex back in the 90’s) to dust their fine antique furniture. It actually helped to put a little moisture, that was much needed, back into those antique pieces.