4m x 3m Omlet pen, cube, new auto door still boxed and coop light

[Rhapsody]

I got one of these om a recommendation and they are outstanding. The kitchen one you just damp with plain water and fold into a pad and everything is clean as a whistle! Havent tried the glass one yet. Apologises if this has already been posted up.

[Milly]

I think they are great too. I have the kitchen pack (it's a 2-pack, with a thick one and a thin one) and it's useful for so many cleaning jobs. It's really good for windows as you can just use water and don't get any smeary marks. And for stainless steel.

 

So why do I never get any cleaning done?

[Olly]

Really? I've been wondering about these, but they seem too good to be true.

 

It's good to have a recommendation.

[Cinnamon]

They are really good,aren't they?

I have had one for a couple of years now & think its amazing.

[Lesley]

We have chatted about them before, but it's always good to have a recap........

 

I use Enjo cloths and wouldn't be without them. At the moment they are only sold by partyplan although they do have a website.

 

I love being able to clean everything with just cold water

[Shirl]

I've got a couple of E-cloths and found I didn't use them. I think once I threw the packaging away I forgot what each one should be used for. Now I've got a triple pack from Lakeland which was a freebie when I bought my Roomba and they're brilliant unfortunately it takes my cleaner even longer to clean the windows now though

[chelsea]

funnily enough my Lakeland order has just come.

 

I ordered the LCD tv e cloth....hope it works because it was £9.99 and its very small. (hid receipt away from hubby )

[fowlbird]

I've been using the E-cloths for years but it's taken me that long to get OH to understand that he really cannot add fabric softener when we wash them...

[abwsco]

I'm a skin flint and use micro fibre cloths that only cost 99p each

[hillfamily]

I discovered E Cloths last year and yes, they are brilliant :D

 

My Black Smeg and Shiny Black kitchen tiles now gleam without effort and my OCD for smeary marks can be easily sorted

[Tiggy]

I've been using the E-cloths for years but it's taken me that long to get OH to understand that he really cannot add fabric softener when we wash them...

 

 

he loads the washing machine

[Valkyrie]

The glass one is really good - recommend it - no smears, perfect, but because I am quite lazy and don't do the windows too often, it gets dirty really quick so has to go in the wash a lot.

I did purchase some Mr Sheen wipes (disposable - yep shocking) for metal. TBH, vinegar would have had the same result - I took them back for a refund and sticking to natural cleaning agents. Basically it was because the towels have stuck to the metal bars on the towel rail come radiator and left marks (no fabric left on there) - anyone got any other ideas for cleaning off the residue?

[Groovychook]

Do they feel like micro fibre? It's just that I've got an aversion to those ... they snag on my dry hands! Makes me cringe jut thinking about it!!

[Valkyrie]

It does stick to my hands too - I have to dive for the handcream! Feels so yukky, but I suppose if I used gloves, it would be better. I know exactly what you mean - UGH!

[Lesley]

Do they feel like micro fibre? It's just that I've got an aversion to those ... they snag on my dry hands! Makes me cringe jut thinking about it!!

 

See if anyone is holding an Enjo party in your area - Enjo fibres are different and don't stick to dry hands.

http://www.enjo.co.uk

 

I've just noticed that they now sell online - so no need for a demo. although the demo is well worth it. They may seem expensive but they last really well and I do all my cleaning with these fibres....and cold water! (and occasional use of their Marble Paste)

[Groovychook]

They may seem expensive but they last really well and I do all my cleaning with these fibres....and cold water! (and occasional use of their Marble Paste)

Thanks Lesley!

 

I've just taken a look at their website and although their products seem very expensive, If they last as long as they say they do, then they're well worth it! I've been looking for a good alternative to a washing up sponge for ages... sounds like just the job!

 

I'm just slightly concerned about booking a demo... I'd probably end up spending loads more than I bargained to I'm hopelessly weak with salespeople!

[Lesley]

You get freebies for hosting a demo - that's how I got most of the range of cloths i have

 

They are used in such a way that it is really handy to have seen the Demo - they like you to have left parts of your rooms dirty so that they can demonstrate properly - nice soap scummy basins, bits of toothpaste, greasy splattered hobs, murky shower screens........... really helpful when you have your house on the market and there's only two of you and it would take two weeks without housework for things to be in that state

[Groovychook]

Sounds very tempting... no cleaning & freebies...

[Snowy]

You get freebies for hosting a demo - that's how I got most of the range of cloths i have

 

They are used in such a way that it is really handy to have seen the Demo - they like you to have left parts of your rooms dirty so that they can demonstrate properly - nice soap scummy basins, bits of toothpaste, greasy splattered hobs, murky shower screens........... really helpful when you have your house on the market and there's only two of you and it would take two weeks without housework for things to be in that state

Whereas mine reaches that state in about 20 minutes, even with the housework!!

[Lesley]

I'll borrow your littlies next time Snowy