Ken & Cheryl.

I ALWAYS use enyo gloves when I do my housework, they are expensive initially but in the long run cheaper.

Hi Marj - there is a special one for cars - it is blue - there is also a blue "magic cloth" which acts like a chamois - the enjo cloths are actually like a mitt - and I know there are other brands around, but the enjo ones are guaranteed for about 5 years I think, and really are worth the money you pay initially, we had severe water restrictions when we lived in Melbourne, and about 1/3rd bucket of plain COLD water and the enjo could do our whole car - John loved his enjo, I must check in the "big black bag" and see if they are in there. I had them in the house, white for bathrooms, yellow for general, even a mop/sweeper/window cleaner thing with pole - never used chemicals at all - so for an initial outlay, I probably saved heaps of dollars in not having to buy different products for the shower, for instance, none of whivh worked as well as the enjo.

I probably sound like a commercial for them, but they do work, they are worth the money, and I recommend them highly.
I have never sold them, only ever been a customer. You can ring their head office and find your local distributor.
cheers

I use Elbow grease and a mixed batch of Carb Soda vinagar of course water..Very cheap

That "WOMBAT'' fellas pretty good on the computer, very good! lol I,m lucky that I got a avatar hapnin...

 On Tar the citronella cant be beat squirt it on and let it sit for a minute and wash off its all gone Bunning's has citronella in bottles called de-solve-it. Well it can be beat if you used diesel.

 I used a blue looking one glove and a light blue polish cloth.

The enyo I still cant believe what it did or how it works but it bought the annex back up as well just with a little water. She demonstrated it to the woman in the caravan next door to us and she was so imprressed that she borrowed our enjo and cleaned all day. She reckons we should, and we have decided, to take Enjo onthe road for all to see. Anyone can have a look, get information or buy the product from my wife, she signed up to sell it with the girl who did the Perth camping show.

 If you need to know my wife will have to answer how it works I do the outside and the BBQ and the fishing and heavy stuff Cheryl does the inside and I'm in the **** if I mess it up.

Take Care all

Trainee Grey Nomads

Ken & Cheryl

What a free add for Ken wife

I stuffed up there back soon

Happywanderer wrote:

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Yeh Right wombat What colour do you use???

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 Hi HW, I don't exackly USE one I help by keeping out of the way when housework is being done.

 

But your wife would be pleased to sell me some Enyo

NO offence taken from me Ken, it's just sharing info, so keep doing what you are doing.

Build a wall and get over it guys.   If you found something worthwhile I don't suppose you would share it.  Give the bloke a break.

HW, where is your pie shop?

Buggar, I just fancied a pie

This is Ken's wife, Cheryl. The proud, enthusiastic and dedicated Enjo user! Wow what a controversy Ken started. This has got to in depth for him, so I have come on board.
I have seen most of the comments that have been written on this forum and I thank the positive people out there who recognise my husbands comments for what they were. Sharing of information.
To those with doubts and questions. I think it was Choice Magazine (sorry for the advertising) who did a survey and found that Australian households spend on average $10/week in the cleanning aisle of their supermarket. That's $520.00 /year for each household. That is the fumes of a lot of chemicals being inhaled into our lungs and the lungs of our families. I have a daughter who as a little one suffered from asthma and I wanted to try to allieviate her suffering as much as possible. Breathing in chemical fumes irritated her lungs and she would have an asthma attack on a regular basis, especially after I had cleaned the house. By using Enjo those attacks were minimised dramatically!
Enjo charge $49.00 for a tub of Marble Paste. My Marble paste lasted me 6 years, that equates to about $8.00 /year. I have just purchased a new tub of Marble Paste last week. A fibre glove costs $49.00, Miracle cloths cost $44.00. The type of glove I am using, Enjo stopped selling 6years ago last January. I'm still using mine more than 6 years later with the same results as when I first started to use it and thats not a fluke because I have two very house proud friends who are also using the same type of gloves.
I have a white fibre and miracle cloth, green fibre and miracle cloth, leather and wood balm and cloths, car cleaning glove and miracle cloth, a window cleaner and the floor cleaner and 1 floor fibre. That has been suffcient to clean my entire house, 2 cars, my children's homes every now and then and now a caravan.
I bought these products over a 12 month period so that my hip pocket didn't feel the pinch. I haven't had to buy chemicals in that time at all, except laundy liquid and dishwashing liquid.
I have also lowered my water usage and eased my aching body by not having to put in the heavy duty scrubbing and mopping that I used to do. Ken has cleaned our caravan (except the roof) with the car glove, miracle cloth and 2 litres of water. He was not exhausted or aching at the end of it and the van sparkled. Anyone who has been to Eucla knows about the cost of water. Imagine being able to wash you caravan with a couple of litres of water out of your van tanks. We can. It has taken me 6 years to convince my husband of the benefits of Enjo cleaning and it was seeing the lady in the van next door use it and the results she got that finally convinced him to try the product. He originally used 5 litres of water until I realised and corrected him. Now he uses 2 litres. If anyone would like to know more about the product I am happy to answer questions. White fibres for bathroom, laundry, glass etc. green fibre for greasy areas such as kitchens, Orange for dust. Hope that answers your queries. Enjo is a great product if you get a chance go to a demo.
Happy trails to you all.