Car Cloth - Graphite

Problem
Getting your car clean and shiny without scratching can be a challenge. In addition, many of today’s popular glass and window cleaners contain harmful chemicals. And using paper towels to clean just adds to the problem of overloaded landfills and deforestation.

Solution
The Car Cloth is designed to get your car’s windows and other surfaces clean and streak-free without scratching, using just water. No harmful chemicals are washed into storm drains and no paper towels are needed, which saves you money and means a healthier environment.

• Use the Car Cloth for drying and polishing after normal washing with the Car Wash Mitt.
• Dry surfaces quickly with the Car Cloth before water evaporates. Preferably wash your car out of direct sunlight or in the cool of the day.
• Use slightly damp on car windows, mirrors, chrome and other smooth surfaces.
• 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.

Caring for Microfiber:

• Slightly dirty microfiber 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, after each use.
• Do not use bleach, fabric softeners or dryer sheets.

• Constructed of extremely fine, tightly woven Norwex Microfiber to help prevent paint from scratching.
• Can be folded to create multiple surfaces for nonstop cleaning and polishing.
• Save money by using only water.
• Save money and protect the environment by reducing the need for chemicals or paper towels.
• No more streaks; car stays shiny and repels dust and dirt longer.
• Eliminates residual “chemical muck” left behind by typical cotton cloths and harsh cleaning products.
• Dries quickly so it’s ready to use when you are.
• Used dry, it creates static electricity that lifts the smallest particles of dust and dirt up into the cloth and prevents them from resettling back onto surfaces.

• Most cars are continually bombarded with contaminants. Dirt, tree saps, smog, salt and bird droppings can all affect the beauty and proper functioning of a vehicle if it isn’t cleaned regularly.
• How often should you wash your car? Various factors come into play, including the location, the size of the car, the climate of the area you live in, how often you use your car and whether it’s kept in a garage or outdoors. In general, it is recommended that cars be washed at least once a week.
• Because water droplets can collect dirt at their base and leave behind ugly streaks on the newly cleaned surface, it’s important to dry your car quickly after washing it.

All Norwex Microfiber products carry  a two-year warranty. Please visit  www.norwex.com for complete details.