Easy E Cloth
Reduce the money you spend on cleaning products and make your house healthier with the “e cloth“. Now most of these are not made with ‘natural’ products per say, but they can significantly reduce the money you spend on cleaning and the resources required for those products. The E-Cloth is very affordable and it only requires water to help lubricate the surfaces for easy cleaning. So it is not an entirely green product, but something I have used and believe works very well.
The E-Cloth is a polyester & polyamide blend. The polyester is supposed to scrub and clean, while the small portion of polyamide, a nylon byproduct, should absorb the water. It works because of this blend and due to the fine nature of the fabric. It is this fineness that is able to break up the ‘dirt’ and then absorb it along with the water. This type of fabric is called a “microfiber” but the company indicates that not all microfibers are created equal.
Now as a skeptic of a “one size fits all” perspective, I was curious to know if the E-Cloth could truly clean kitchens, bathrooms, and cars equally. Although they have developed a few more ’specific’ cloths since my all out investigation, I found that shockingly it does. I used it to dust, clean dirty stoves, and even wash part of a friend’s car with the E-cloth. All I needed to do was through it in the wash or a bucket to rinse it out and it was ready for the next challenge.
I highly recommend this as a one time investment if the regime of old rags isn’t cutting it. If you are sensitive to dust or other indoor pollutants, the E-cloth is a very good solution. I know many individuals with asthma or environmental sensitivities that use this product as well. It can reduce the amount of time you spend reading cleaning labels. Of course home-brewed cleaning recipes and old rags work well too. But for those who want to cut paper towels out of their own consumer report along with cleaning rags that spread in place of clean the dirt, the E-Cloth could be a great addition to your home.
Comments
Personally, I use rags and old socks for cleaning most of the time and try to avoid using paper products whenever possible.
I think a lot of the time with things like the e-cloth, which might not technically be entirely green, it is important to consider its effectiveness and how it affects your other purchases. So, if you can get by with only using the e-cloth and it works well, you will be cutting out a great deal of paper products purchases, as a result making you a little greener.
BTW, I am sure it was for science, but I think I would have to use a separate e-cloth for kitchens, bathrooms, and cars
E-Cloth seems like a great idea in today’s world. I never knew about this.
@Tiger: Same here. I try to reuse old rags for as long as possible. They get the job done and that’s the most important. However, e-cloth seems like a great new solution. Something to keep an eye on.
Till then,
Jean
Got this info from E-Cloth Website…
From stainless steel to sensitive screens, E-cloth’s highly advanced fiber function is the new way to clean.
* Takes the drudgery out of your cleaning
You will clean everything more thoroughly, easier.
At home… outdoors… in the workplace
* You’ll save time and money
E-cloths & water. That’s it. Again-and-again.
No paper towels or expensive cleaners to buy.
* It’s cleaning that’s good for your health and environment
No harmful chemicals, toxins, or noxious fumes
No paper towel land fill waste. No chemical pollution.
100% satisfaction guaranteed or your money back
E cloth is good cleaning product. Thanks for information about it.
This really is a small invention that makes little difference but all these small things done together lead to a bigger effort which is very necessary for saving the environment.
This is nice innovation in greener world. Rest future holds the key how this product does in market.
This is nice innovation in greener world. Rest future holds the key how this product does in market.