Adjust the handle.
Twist to loosen the telescopic handle, set it to a comfortable height, then twist it back to lock. In my demo, I aim for around chin to nose height.
The Norwex mop, with Amy
Floors, without the big production.
We’ve got a dog, teenagers, and plenty of crumbs. I’ll show you how I use the dry pad for everyday messes and the damp pad when the floors need a clean.
Watch my mop demo
See it in action
Here’s how I actually use it.
I’ll walk you through the handle and base, the two everyday pads, the figure-eight motion, and how I clean the pads afterward.
Watch on YouTube ↗A quick start guide
Dry first. Then damp mop.
The setup is straightforward: attach the telescopic handle to the base, then press the pad onto the base. Here’s the order I use at home.
Use the dry pad first.
The yellow-edged dry pad gathers dust, pet hair, and crumbs. I move it in a loose figure eight to keep the debris in front. A handheld Rubber Brush helps clear the pad between washes.
Wet the blue-edged pad.
Wet it with water, wring it out so it’s damp rather than dripping, and press it onto the base. I use the same figure-eight motion to cover the floor.
Rinse and dry the pad.
After mopping, I rinse the wet pad thoroughly and hang it to dry. Launder microfiber according to its care instructions, without bleach, fabric softener, or dryer sheets.
Which size?
Norwex offers mini, large, and extra-large mop options. I use the large most often; mini is handy for smaller areas, while extra large can cover more open floor space. Check the current options when you shop. See the full mop system flyer ↗
Choose a pad
See which pad fits the surface or job you have in mind.
See the full-size guide ↗
Explore attachments
Use the handle for more than floors with attachments made for specific jobs.
See the full-size guide ↗These are optional accessories. Set contents and availability may change, so check the product listing before ordering.