Mozi Esmé: Review/Giveaway: Ultimate Cloth

We recently received a complimentary Ultimate Cloth to review here for a Mama Buzz tour. Here's Esmé's honest assessment:

It works GREAT for cleaning raspberry popsicle stains off the window. No streaks!

It does NOT take gouges out of the linoleum. Only God can do that.

Here's the media blurb: "The Ultimate Cloth is an eco-friendly solution for homes as well as a money and time saver. The Ultimate Cloth is a brand new technology – in fact, it is the only cloth to receive a new patent in the last 25 years. The Ultimate Cloth is a simple, green and effective one-step cleaning process. The Ultimate Cloth cleans any hard surface – glass, wood, granite, stainless steel and many more – with just water! No longer do you have to use harsh chemicals in your home, nor do you need spend hundreds of dollars per year buying them. The Ultimate Cloth has been lab tested to remove 96% of bacteria, without the use of chemicals. And it can cut 50% off your cleaning time. The Ultimate Cloth is truly the ultimate in green cleaning."

What do I think? Well, it did a great job on the windows. And the floors. And on the wood furniture that needed dusting. But it got really dirty in our house, really fast!

It IS washable - apparently 100s of times - and you can bleach it, too, but I think I need more than one if I want to get the whole house clean, or I'll constantly be doing laundry...

It's safe for Esmé to use! I love that. It doesn't have strong chemical smells and isn't harsh on the hands.

I'm not entirely sure how it removes 96% of bacteria. A quick Google didn't give me any info, and I'm quite curious about this... You CAN use bleach for additional disinfectant properties, of course.

(Hint: If you like that "clean" chemical smell, invest in a holiday scent of Febreeze. We are partial to Apple Cinnamon at our house...)

There you have it, folks! You can buy this amazing Ultimate Cloth for $6, or less if you buy a larger quantity.

Giveaway

EACH of you can get one of these cloths FREE, too! I can't give you the details here, but this is how you can get the details: