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Gary.Jones · 05-30-2016, 07:13 PM

They'll be back. Glenn created a "mini gold rush" to buy them. I'm sure the guy that had the same 15 for the past year and has been wondering how he ever thought that he was going to be able to sell $15 scrub clothes has been scratching his head and wondering "What the heck is going on?" Glenn, since it is a European product, see if you can get a distributorship and I will be one of the vendors here in the States !!!!

We'll sell none to any normal person, but to someone daft enough to own a motorcoach, this will seem like a bargain to get those nasty bugs off the Diamond Shield!!

I can set up a booth in Quartzsite. This could be a gold mine !!

Gary

dennis45 · 05-30-2016, 07:41 PM

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Originally Posted by brobox

Just found it on Ebay for $12.95 including shipping. Norwex Kitchen Scrub Cloth Microfiber Blue New | eBay DW ordered one from Amazon, we are going to check if they are the same.

Thanks for all the help.

I have been using this one for two years. It is the best thing I've found for bugs and it does not effect your wax Finnish. I drape the cloth over the brush on my extend a pole using plain water in a bucket and the dry with a micro fibre towel.

Aside from Amazon/eBay etc, check your local listing for a Norwex dealer. They are everywhere. I buy them from my next door neighbor 6 at at time and sell them nearly every place we park. Once you try em, you're hooked.

Just make sure you get the Blue Kitchen Scrub Cloth. It has the square pattern.

G&J · 05-31-2016, 02:41 AM

I can get these in the UK, but the price is the same. I'll see if they will allow me to become a dealer for them and I'll buy a load and bring them back with me.

I think they originate from Sweden, so I'll ask a friend of mine who lives there and see how much they are there. In the UK they are £10.50 ($15.34) so no real saving there.

Glenn

brobox · 05-31-2016, 04:17 AM

According to the label photo, they are made in China. http://www.amazon.com/Norwex-Kitchen.../dp/B003FG04GQ

Mine is scheduled for delivery today.

Krafty52k · 06-06-2016, 10:34 PM

Thank you everyone., I ordered the Norwex cloth via Amazon prime, plus the polish for the cooktop and frig etc!

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brobox · 06-07-2016, 03:53 AM

DW ordered hers from Amazon. Even with Prime it took over a week to get here and she paid $16. I bought one on Ebay for $12.75 and it was here in 2 days Priory Mail.
The cloth does works as good as they say.

TXAG · 08-24-2016, 01:27 PM

I purchased one on ebay for $12 based on everyone's recommendation. After using it I would have paid much more - it really does work very well. I just purchased one for my brother-in-law who picked up his new coach today. Still only paid $15, plus $2 shipping.

brobox · 08-24-2016, 03:17 PM

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Originally Posted by TXAG

I purchased one on ebay for $12 based on everyone's recommendation. After using it I would have paid much more - it really does work very well. I just purchased one for my brother-in-law who picked up his new coach today. Still only paid $15, plus $2 shipping.

I notice the seller I purchased from on Ebay raised his price as well. We must have put a heck of a demand on them

I used it on Love Bugs the other day, still worth every penny.

jestal · 08-24-2016, 09:01 PM

In lieu of the cloth try a handful of used dryer sheets. I cannot imagine anything cutting bugs better than the used dryer sheets. I finally banded a handful/stack of them together by bunching them in the middle with a tie wrap. It's like a round ball of scrubbing edges. Just be careful to not start bearing down on part of the tiewrap

and let the dryer sheets work.

wmpbauer · 08-24-2016, 09:52 PM

Dryer sheets aren't nearly as efficient as the Norwex.

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Ready2Travel · 08-24-2016, 10:25 PM

Supply and demand, price now up to $15 plus $2 shipping on ebay.

Question....Is it preferable or more effective to dampen or hose down the bugs before using the Norwex?

brobox · 08-25-2016, 04:45 AM

Al, with love bugs in FL you will spend a good part of the day with dryer sheets. With the Norwix cloth, I was finished in about 10 minutes including the windshield. You will not believe the difference.

With all the number of clothes that have sold, I have yet to see a post that "it didn't work"

I sold a bunch more, sharing like Glenn did, while at Camp Entegra. A as by side test, a normal microfiber cloth worked almost as well, both of us were surprised.

MRUSA14 · 08-25-2016, 05:14 AM

The Norwex is very effective, but it seems very scratchy to the touch. Is it safe to use on soft surfaces such as the DiamindBrite shield? Does anyone know whether repeated use will scratch the paint?

brobox · 08-25-2016, 06:27 AM

Marc, I have only used it on the windshield, Dimond Shield and the mirrors with plenty of water. No ill effects. I don't think I would use it on the paint. I have used a soft microfiber on the paint with no problems .