• Use it dry to dust all surfaces, including mini-blinds, fans, lamps, banisters, chandeliers, plants, cupboards, vents, fireplace screens and more!
• Before dusting electronics, turn them off for a while as the electrostatic charge they emit can hold dust to them, competing with the pull from the static electricity in the mitt.
• For heavily soiled surfaces, such as blinds and screens, moisten the mitt or use a damp EnviroCloth® and clean thoroughly.
• Clean by shaking vigorously outside or by using the Rubber Brush.
• When using on easily scratched surfaces such as brushed stainless steel, first test Norwex Microfiber on an inconspicuous spot. Not for use on anti-glare surfaces. 

• Wash dirty mitts with a Norwex laundry detergent and avoid bleach, fabric softeners and dryer sheets. For complete instructions, go to your Consultant Office > Resources > Product Information > Product Instructions > Microfiber Care.

• Norwex Microfiber removes up to 99% of bacteria from a surface with water alone when following proper care and use instructions.
• BacLock* offers continuous protection against microbes and odors within the mitt.
• BacLock* within the mitt makes it mildew-resistant, keeping it cleaner and fresher, longer.
• No need for waxy, chemical-based products that can damage furniture finishes or your family’s health.
• The ultra-soft and fine microfiber is woven into a higher pile for a more powerful static charge to attract and hold dust for a longlasting clean.
• Can be used dry for dusting or wet for general cleaning.
• Traps dust and grime in the mitt and leaves surfaces cleaner, so you won’t have to clean as often.
• Saves money by eliminating expensive dusting products and furniture polish.

*Contains BacLock®, our exclusive antibacterial agent for selfcleansing purposes only. The agent is solely designed to inhibit bacterial odor, mold and mildew growth within the product.

• Dust can contain up to 45 chemicals, including phthalates and flame retardants, and stir up allergies and asthma. Many cleaners leave a waxy residue that actually collects more dust, while regular cloths just move dust around, sweeping it up into the air to resettle again. https://www.nrdc.org/resources/not-just-dirt-toxic-chemicals-indoor-dust