Norwex
3.0 / 5
A microfiber cleaning and sustainable home products company where Independent Consultants sell through parties and online.
Category
Network marketingLast updated
October 13, 2026Pros
- Products are easy to demonstrate at parties
- Reusable microfiber products appeal to eco-minded families
- Low-cost or qualifying starter kits are often available
- Well-known brand in home cleaning
Cons
- If you don't meet the kit's sales requirement, you can be billed $250 plus tax
- Party-based selling takes a lot of time
- Products cost more than store-bought cleaners
- Income depends on sales and team building
Verdict
Norwex products are easy to show and explain, which makes parties work well.
Read the starter kit rules carefully. Missing the sales requirement can cost you $250.
Questions
How much does it cost to join Norwex?
It depends on the Join Kit you choose. Norwex says a new Consultant who doesn't meet the sales requirement for their kit will be billed $250 plus tax.
Is there a monthly fee?
Norwex's join page doesn't list one. Ask your sponsor about current costs before you join.
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