If you are going to spend your money based on someone’s recommendation, you deserve to know how that recommendation was made.
That is why I created this page.
I am not here to convince you to buy Norwex. I am here to explain how I decide what is worth recommending, what is not and why so many families have trusted my guidance over the years.
Whether you ultimately choose Norwex or another solution is your decision. My job is to give you honest, practical information so you can make that decision with confidence.
A recommendation should help you make a better decision – not pressure you into making a purchase.
Why My Opinion Is Different
Anyone can repeat a product description.
Anyone can read marketing materials or demonstrate a product for a few minutes.
That is not how I build recommendations.
For more than seventeen years, I have used Norwex products in my own home while helping thousands of customers solve everyday cleaning problems.
Over that time, I have learned:
- which products become everyday favorites,
- which products are useful only in certain situations,
- which products are commonly misunderstood,
- where expectations become unrealistic, and
- why some people love Norwex while others decide it is not right for them.
That experience has taught me something important:
A good recommendation is not only about the product. It is also about the person using it.
My Recommendation Philosophy Is Simple
I do not recommend products because they are new.
I do not recommend products because they are expensive.
I do not recommend products because they are popular.
I do not recommend products because they are part of a promotion.
I recommend products because they have earned that recommendation through real-world use.
If a product consistently makes cleaning easier, solves a genuine problem and provides lasting value, I will recommend it.
If it does not, I will not.
Every Product Has to Earn Its Place
One of the biggest misconceptions about Norwex is that every product belongs in every home.
I do not believe that.
Before I recommend a product, I ask:
- Does it solve a real problem?
- Will people actually use it?
- Does it simplify everyday cleaning?
- Does it replace something less useful, less efficient or disposable?
- Is it worth the investment?
- Would I confidently recommend it to my own family?
Those standards do not change based on a promotion, launch or sales goal.
You can read the complete process in How I Evaluate Norwex Products.
Why I Focus on One Product System
People sometimes ask why I do not review every cleaning product on the market.
The answer is intentional.
I chose depth instead of breadth.
I would rather understand one product system extremely well than offer shallow opinions about dozens of brands I have used only occasionally.
That does not mean Norwex is the only company making good products. It means Norwex is the system I have spent years using, testing, troubleshooting and teaching.
That experience allows me to answer the questions that matter after the demonstration is over:
- Which product should you buy first?
- Which products overlap?
- Which products are unnecessary for your situation?
- Which products are worth upgrading?
- Which products can wait?
- How do similar products compare?
- How do you use and care for them correctly?
Those answers are more useful than a catalog description.
What I Will Never Tell You
Trust is built partly by being clear about what I do not believe.
I will never tell you:
- that every Norwex product belongs in every home,
- that one cloth solves every cleaning problem,
- that expensive automatically means better,
- that healthy living requires perfection,
- that Norwex is the only company making useful cleaning products,
- that you should replace products you already love simply because they come from another company, or
- that you need a large Norwex collection to clean your home well.
If a less expensive option makes more sense, I will say so.
If a product is too specialized for your needs, I will say so.
If I think you should wait before buying something, I will tell you that too.
Sometimes the best recommendation is to buy less.
Why I Continue to Recommend Norwex
Norwex continues to earn my recommendation because many of its products help families simplify routine cleaning and reduce dependence on disposable supplies.
The microfiber products are well designed and, when used correctly, can clean many everyday surfaces using water alone.
Many products are reusable, helping reduce paper towels, disposable wipes and single-use cleaning products.
The products are designed to work together as a system rather than requiring a different bottle for every surface.
Many formulas are concentrated, which can reduce packaging and make a product last longer.
Most importantly, the products support the kind of healthier-home routine I teach – practical, repeatable and easier to maintain.
Those benefits do not make Norwex perfect. They explain why the products continue to earn a place in my recommendations.
What I Will Help You Do
My role is not to tell you that everything is wonderful.
My role is to help you:
- choose products that match your priorities,
- avoid unnecessary purchases,
- understand how Norwex microfiber works,
- compare similar products honestly,
- recognize where Norwex performs especially well,
- understand where a product has limits, and
- get lasting value from what you buy.
I do not measure success by how many products someone purchases.
I measure success by whether the products they bought solve the right problems and become part of their routine.
You Do Not Have to Agree With Every Recommendation
Healthy Home Cleaning is not built around the idea that every family should make the same choices.
Homes, budgets, routines and priorities are different.
My recommendations are based on years of experience, but they are still recommendations – not rules.
I encourage you to ask questions, compare products and understand how they work before making a decision.
An informed customer is better served than an impulsive one.
If You Decide Norwex Is Right for You
If Norwex fits your goals, I will help you make smart decisions without building a large collection all at once.
Start with products you will use frequently. Learn how to use and care for them. Add something else only when it solves a new problem.
These resources will help:
- Suzanne’s Norwex Shopping List – Start with the products I believe offer the broadest value.
- Best Norwex Products for Beginners – Choose a practical starting point based on your needs.
- Norwex Product Reviews – Understand what individual products do well, where they have limits and who should consider them.
- Norwex Product Comparisons – Compare similar products before deciding which one belongs in your home.
My Bottom Line
I hope you will trust my recommendations, but I do not expect you to trust them blindly.
Read my reviews. Compare products. Learn how they work. Ask questions. Then make the decision that is right for your home.
If I have done my job well, you will end up with something more valuable than a shopping list.
You will have the confidence to make a better decision – whether you buy Norwex or not.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Suzanne recommend every Norwex product?
No. A product must solve a real problem, fit a practical routine and provide enough value for the person considering it. Some products are broadly useful, while others make sense only in specific situations.
Is Suzanne paid when someone purchases Norwex?
Yes. Suzanne is an independent Norwex consultant and may earn compensation from purchases made through her. That relationship is one reason she clearly explains how she evaluates products and why she sometimes recommends buying less.
Why does Suzanne focus primarily on Norwex?
She chose depth rather than trying to offer shallow reviews of every cleaning brand. Her recommendations come from years of using, comparing, troubleshooting and teaching one product system.
Does Suzanne believe Norwex is the only good cleaning brand?
No. Other companies make useful products. Suzanne recommends Norwex because it is the system she knows deeply and because many of its products align with the practical, reusable and healthier-home routines she teaches.
Where should a new customer begin?
Most new customers should begin with a small number of products that solve frequent cleaning problems. Suzanne’s Norwex Shopping List and beginner guide provide practical starting points.




