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I work from home direct marketing for a company called ENJO. This is a company whose CEO is committed to helping the planet. She, Barb de Corti, is an ambassador to Al Gore, and has been promoting this environmental cleaning product since 1994 in Australia. ENJO works by using micro-fibre technology and water to clean. To finish the job you dry off with the miracle. Between the gloves and miracles the surfaces are left free of bacteria and mould because they are clean and dry leaving a sterile environment. ENJO is available through direct marketing because people need to know how to use it. Cleaning products sold from the supermarket shelf are often purchased but when the customer does not know how to use it they are disappointed and leave them in the cupboard. Direct marketing in this case works because the ENJO consultant, myself, is committed to assisting the customer and ensuring they are happy with what they are using. ENJO is 100% environmentally friendly in that the customer can remove 90% of cleaning chemicals from their home. The other 10% ENJO has assisted with by bringing into the country another product from America which is certified C2C (cradle to cradle). This is called Method and they use only recycled materials, which can be recycled again, along with green chemicals. When the ENJO fibres die they are also returned to the company and recycled into household insulation and car upholstery fill. ENJO together with Method are a 100% good story for us and the world in which we live. When you purchase ENJO products there is also “zero waste to landfill” as they are not packaged. The story only gets better.