Scrubby Corner Cloth (RETIRED) - Blue

Problem:
Tired of using two cloths to do one job, or using a toothbrush to get into crevices to clean?

Solution:
The Scrubby Corner Cloth gives you two functions in one cloth: a soft, self-purifying cloth for dusting and cleaning, and a special “scrubby” corner pocket for when you need a little extra boost of cleaning power.

• Use wet or dry to clean and dry kitchen surfaces.
• Use scrubby corner on especially tough dirt.
• When using on easily scratched surfaces such as brushed stainless steel, first test Norwex Microfibre on an inconspicuous spot. Not for use on anti-glare surfaces.

Caring for Microfibre:

• Slightly dirty microfibre can be washed with Norwex Dishwashing Liquid under warm running water and used again before laundering. Rinse thoroughly after washing and air or machine dry.
• Cloths that have been used heavily should be laundered using a Norwex laundry detergent, which contains no fillers.
• Do not use bleach, fabric softeners or dryer sheets.

• Norwex Microfibre has the ability to remove up to 99% of bacteria from a surface with only water when following the proper care and use instructions.
• Two features in one cloth saves time.
• Norwex Microfibre uses capillary action to pull dirt and grease up into the fibres and away from the surface.
• Scrubby pocket for hard-to-remove dirt, grime and baked-on stains
• Scrubby corner pocket protects your fingers and makes scrubbing easier.
• Scrubbing pocket is safe for most hard surfaces.
• Saves time, money and the environment by using no harmful chemicals while cleaning and no paper towels
• Cleans effectively with just water
• Lint-free towels and cloths help provide friendlier environment for allergy-sensitive individuals.
• Super absorbent

• Norwex Microfibres are of finer quality than natural fibres such as silk.
• Textile fibres are often measured in grams per 10,000 metres (dtex). In general, for a fibre to be considered a microfibre, it must be one dtex or finer. This means a single strand of 10,000 metres must weigh less than 1 gram. Norwex has an even stricter definition of microfibre: It can be no more than 0.33 dtex.