Norwex Spring Cleaning Tips – Outdoors

Norwex Spring Cleaning Tips – Outdoors

The cherry blossom trees flowered earlier than usual this year.  When the welcomed pink trees are in their full glory, it is officially spring… so spring is definitely early!  I certainly don’t mind! It is such a beautiful time of year and it is time to spring cleaning the outside of our homes amongst those cherry blossom trees.  All winter, dust and debris pelt our homes, garbage is brought in with the wind, pets do their business, patio furniture huddles together in sheltered areas and our decks get weathered by the elements. For this Norwex Spring Cleaning Tips post, be inspired to tackle all these ‘hiberated’ areas and make them shine.  Then go out and enjoy the beauty of the cherry blossom trees and all the rest that spring has to offer.outdoor finall

 

For complete demonstrations on how to clean your outdoor items, take a moment to watch these short YouTubes videos.

Spring Clean Outside Windows

Use Mop System for Window Cleaning

Patio Furniture Cleaning

Easy BBQ Cleaning

I hope these tips and demonstrations equip you with what you need to get your outdoor areas looking as good as your indoor areas.  With Norwex, you will spring clean with a superior product that does a superior job; while saving you money, time and the environment. Happy Spring Cleaning.

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Delores VandenBoogaard is an Independent Norwex Sales Consultant from Edmonton, Alberta Canada with customers and consultants throughout Canada and the United States including; New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Prince Edward Island, North West Territories and Ontario. She also has customers and team members in; Michigan, Texas, California, Massachusetts, Florida, Arizona, Missouri, Colorado, North Carolina, South Carolina, Idaho, Washington, New Hampshire, Iowa and Maine.

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Norwex Spring Cleaning Tips – Kitchen

Norwex Spring Cleaning Tips – Kitchen

The kitchen is the heart of the home! It is where families gather, eat, laugh, learn, make memories; but most of all, the kitchen is where families make a mess and lots of it… and for all those reasons, the kitchen is a great place to start SPRING CLEANING!!!

If this is your first time spring cleaning with Norwex, you are in for a treat.  Norwex is not only environmentally friendly and a money saver, but Norwex will also save you time. Lots of time!!!  It will take you 75% less time to do your spring cleaning with Norwex products than with traditional methods and cleaners.  Norwex uses water and superior microfiber to clean most surfaces… it is quick, easy and effective.

This year I want to give you a quick and easy reference list of things to clean and how to clean them.   Check them off as you go… your kitchen appliances and surfaces will be spring clean in no time!!! 1 final copy

Norwex cleaning methods are unique and sometimes require clear instructions… check out the YouTube tutorials to ensure you are getting the most out of your products.

 Norwex Cleaning Stainless Steel Appliances:

Norwex Cleaning Glass Top Stove:

Norwex Cleaning Non-Toxic Oven Cleaner, Racks & Glass Door:

Now for the surfaces of your kitchen.  We all wipe down the counters on a regular basis, but in the spring it is a good idea to do a deep clean of all the surfaces, including; counters, cupboard shelves & doors, and even the table & chairs.

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How to Clean Granite Countertops:

Once this spring clean list is complete, your kitchen is going to feel fantastic!!!  Check back soon for my bathroom spring clean tips.  Happy Spring Cleaning with Norwex!!!

Comment below:  What will you do first?

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Delores VandenBoogaard is an Independent Norwex Sales Consultant from Edmonton, Alberta Canada with customers and consultants throughout Canada and the United States including; New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Quebec, British Columbia, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Prince Edward Island, North West Territories and Ontario. She also has customers and team members in; Michigan, Texas, California, Massachusetts, Florida, Arizona, Missouri, Colorado, North Carolina, South Carolina, Idaho, Washington, New Hampshire, Iowa and Maine.

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