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How To Deep Clean Norwex. • deep clean every few months or as needed. Drop your cloths in the pot and turn the heat down to a low simmer. • with extra dirty cloths, repeat this process several times. Learn how to use vinegar to clean and deodorize your norwex cloths, a microfiber material that can be used to clean any surface. Fill a pot with enough water to cover your cloths and bring to a boil. I generally use about 4 liters of water. Deep cleaning your norwex microfiber cloths is a great way to prolong their lifespan and. That means it's important that you take excellent care of them! Here’s how to clean stinky norwex microfiber cloths using a good vinegar soak and step by. Your norwex cloths work hard for you! How to deep clean norwex cloths (& other norwex microfiber) using norwex laundry detergent. • do not deep clean too. Fill your bathroom or kitchen sink (or a bucket) with very hot tap water or boiling water from a kettle. If you find your norwex cloth has not been cleaning as well as it used to or begins to become stiff or smelly, you may need to do a deep clean. Thankfully, my embarrassing stash of nasty norwex rags came out clean and fresh!

I generally use about 4 liters of water. Drop your cloths in the pot and turn the heat down to a low simmer. • do not deep clean too. Fill a pot with enough water to cover your cloths and bring to a boil. • deep clean every few months or as needed. If you find your norwex cloth has not been cleaning as well as it used to or begins to become stiff or smelly, you may need to do a deep clean. Deep cleaning your norwex microfiber cloths is a great way to prolong their lifespan and. That means it's important that you take excellent care of them! • with extra dirty cloths, repeat this process several times. Learn how to use vinegar to clean and deodorize your norwex cloths, a microfiber material that can be used to clean any surface.

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How To Deep Clean Norwex Deep cleaning your norwex microfiber cloths is a great way to prolong their lifespan and. Learn how to use vinegar to clean and deodorize your norwex cloths, a microfiber material that can be used to clean any surface. Fill your bathroom or kitchen sink (or a bucket) with very hot tap water or boiling water from a kettle. Here’s how to clean stinky norwex microfiber cloths using a good vinegar soak and step by. If you find your norwex cloth has not been cleaning as well as it used to or begins to become stiff or smelly, you may need to do a deep clean. I generally use about 4 liters of water. How to deep clean norwex cloths (& other norwex microfiber) using norwex laundry detergent. Deep cleaning your norwex microfiber cloths is a great way to prolong their lifespan and. • do not deep clean too. Drop your cloths in the pot and turn the heat down to a low simmer. Thankfully, my embarrassing stash of nasty norwex rags came out clean and fresh! • deep clean every few months or as needed. Your norwex cloths work hard for you! Fill a pot with enough water to cover your cloths and bring to a boil. (for degreasing and cleaning stinky, smelly microfiber cloths) 1. That means it's important that you take excellent care of them!