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[NEVER USED] Cleaning brush for bathroom, kitchen, bathtub, toilet all-purpose sponge brush with ergonomic handle cleaning product
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Product never used, packaging damaged during transport. Unopened product, repackaged in our warehouses, in perfect working condition, warranty available.
The contoured handle absorbs pressure and protects knuckles. The brush is washable and reusable, with stiff blue sponge bristles firmly attached to the brush head, allowing you to easily apply pressure for intensive cleaning. Specially designed for home and professional environments, it easily cleans mineral deposits, stains, grime, and other dirt. The soft, comfortable, non-slip handle provides a secure grip, even when wet. Whether it's the space around the kitchen sink, bathroom sink, oven and turntables, sliding door tracks, window frames, or toilet seat, this crevice cleaning tool can tackle the job and is a great helper for family life. The stiff yet soft bristles remove dirt, grime, mold, and soap scum. It provides instant, non-stick, lint-free cleaning without damaging the surface being cleaned. After each wash, the product is like new. The hanging hole allows for easy storage and takes up minimal space. LONG-TERM DURABILITY: Scrubber firmly attached to the brush head; durable bristles withstand prolonged use; the sponge brush will stand the test of time. SUITABLE FOR ALL SURFACES: The scrubbing brush head features strong bristles for both tough and gentle scrubbing of bathtubs, tiled walls, carpets, floors, etc. Size: 14 cm x 9 cm; the bristles of our washing and cleaning brush are thicker, longer-lasting, and highly durable.Features
- BrandOTHERS
- ColourBlue
- Intended useIndoor
- ShapeRectangular
- Telescopic handleNo
- MaterialFoam
- Operating ModeManual
- Bristle stiffnessHard
- Application surfaceBathtub
- Type of cleaning brushscrubbing brush
- ManoMano ReferenceME102251569
- MMID970673622522
- Product codeSECOL-17073_never_used
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