"e-cloth products enable a chemical-free cleaning process that only uses water." In my move I wanted to make sure everything was being cleaned as it was being set up as well as any parts of the home when we moved in. I'm not a fan of chemicals like said previously, so for me to review a cloth that requires no cleaners and only water was exciting!
During the move we had some friends that were helping us unload and set up our home. My friend Tiffany asked me to get her a rag so she could start dusting and when I only handed her a wet towel she looked at me like I was crazy asking for a cleaner too! Tiffany knowing how important it is to me to keep my home chemical free was a little hesitant at first as to how well the e-cloth would do.
Not even five minutes later she was screaming with excitement (mostly because she knows how cheesy I can be about these things)! She couldn't believe how well the cloth did at dusting without a "dusting spray". She then was telling her husband that they should too invest in purchasing the e-cloths so save themselves money as well.
The best part of it all that after dusting book shelves that have been in the garage for months due to moving, they were wiped completely clean with no sign of streaking. All it takes is wetting the cloth and your free to start your cleaning. With a normal towel or even lets say the horrid eco-enthusiasts word paper towel, with just water you would see streaks as well as dust even moments after on the surface.
I would also be concerned the surface wasn't truly clean without using something to kill any germs or bacteria. "Scientific research carried out by world renowned Silliker Group, has proven that e-cloths also remove over 99% of bacteria." All around, I've seen nothing to prove this wrong and I honestly think these are the perfect tools to have in any home!
Available to purchase/Cost: $79 - 9 pc. Home Cleaning Pack
Recommendation: To see that my friend was so excited about cleaning in an eco-friendly manner and then wanting to continue to clean is an accomplishment in itself. I highly suggest trying e-cloth. If you are worried about having to buy a whole package of cloths, don't you worry they have single packs along with value packs! More bang for your buck with everything being just as affordable as normal sponges and towels!
Facebook: ecloth USA
Twitter: @ecloth
Giveaway: e-Cloth USA is going to give one of A Lucky Ladybug's lucky readers a 9 pc. Home Cleaning Pack to have of their own.
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