Improving quality of life by radically reducing chemicals in our homes.
Norwex congratulates Michael Strasser on beating the previous world record for bicycling from Alaska to Patagonia by 15 days!
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Norwex helps you turn your home into a Safe Haven. Together, we can improve our quality of life for generations to come.
About Us
At Norwex, we are real people, making a real impact—all around the world. Our Mission is to improve quality of life by radically reducing chemicals in our homes. We do this by creating Safe Havens in every home we touch as we help families live more sustainably and safer from the effects of harmful chemicals.
As they help others, Norwex Consultants become empowered too. Our cutting-edge products allow them to earn a difference-making income for their families. And they also appreciate adding valuable time back into their calendars by setting their own schedules.
Whether it’s reducing chemicals, living more sustainably, or leading a team of like-minded people, it all starts with the understanding that every small, conscious choice we make makes a difference. Everything we do helps deliver on the promise for a brighter future . . . for everyone.
Careers
At Norwex, our Purpose is simple but powerful: The idea that working together, with integrity, trust and respect as our Core Values and improving quality of life by radically reducing chemicals in our homes as our Mission, we can improve the world around us.
Global Locations
We are striving to create a promise for a brighter future and a better quality of life for generations to come.
Norwex Movement
The global Norwex community is committed to providing educational resources and supporting charitable projects that address growing concerns about harmful chemicals, plastic pollution, and environmental issues.
Nearly 80% of all waste on our land and in our oceans now consists of plastic debris.
Of 85,000 chemicals in existence today, only about 200 have been tested for their impact on human health.
88% of ocean surfaces are covered in plastic pollution.
By 2050 scientists estimate oceans will have more plastic than fish (by weight).
*According to CoastalCare.org
