Expert Ecloth Testing – By My Little Sister

Early last year I took part in a easy green cleaning challenge (say that three times over quickly!) and as part of that I was introduced to Ecloth. I have been using them ever since and highly recommend them for effective cleaning with little effort. I even use the ecloth floor mop and have found the cloths to last longer even that standard cleaning cloths and pads.
When I was asked to review some more of the Ecloth range, namely the Stay Fresh Ecloth and the  Glass Polishing Cloth I decided there was someone else better suited to the job. My sister Lauren. Lauren has recently moved into her first home and has inherited some beautiful built in mirrored wardrobes, which are a blinking nightmare to keep clean.

Lauren hadn’t used Ecloth before so this was a good way to test them out.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The verdict?
These are brilliant! My favourite is the glass and polish cloth which makes mirrors so easy to clean, even the bathroom mirror which gets smeared with water and toothpaste splashes. It now just takes just a quick wipe. The Stay Fresh cloth lives in the kitchen and makes cleaning up so easy. The cloth contains odour absorbing natural charcoal which keeps it fresh which is great, especially when my house-mates like to use it too“.

I think I have converted her! I love Ecloth and can’t imagine going back to “normal” cloths now. I suspect Lauren now feels the same way.

You can view the full Ecloth range on their website and if you have any questions  give them a shout on Twitter or Facebook.

Rhinofloor – Interior Design on a Budget

When a PR friend of mine told me about Rhinofloor I started to measure up! Strong, durable, non-slip, childproof and affordable flooring that looks great?  Who wouldn’t? Thinking of the Innocent Smoothie stain that is now cleverly covered under a rug, and the other scuffs and marks that a carpet falls prey to when you have a house full of boys, grown up or otherwise, Rhinofloor sounds like an ideal solution.

I’d love a wood floor however the cost of this, plus the fitting costs make his anything but a budget choice. Rhinofloor however is self-fitting and starts at £15.99 a square metre.

The focus around this flooring is the combination of strength and great looking floors without the need for hefty bills.

Rhinofloor is the leading vinyl flooring brand and with stone, tile, wooden and mosaic designs, the current range has a look for every room and style, regardless of its function. Unlike “proper” tile, Rhinofloor is soft and warm underfoot despite being so hard wearing.

To find out more about the range have a nosy at the Rhinofloor website where you can locate your nearest retailer. Over two thousand stockists currently carry Rhinofloor so you should be able to find someone not too far away.