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Pumice stone toilet brush, removes hard water stains

£15.34
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Description

1. FAST AND VERSATILE: This toilet pumice stone removes limescale, mineral deposits, and hard water stains from toilets, sinks, bathroom tiles, and other ceramic surfaces. It can also be used to remove rust and oil stains from grills and ovens. 2. MATERIAL AND PRINCIPLE: The pumice toilet bowl cleaning brush is made of pumice stone. Tough stains are quickly removed by scrubbing and rubbing without leaving scratches. 3. CONVENIENT: Our pumice stone has a handle, eliminating the need for gloves, and can be easily used to clean stubborn toilet stains. It lasts longer and cleans better. 4. DURABLE: Its density is 30% higher than similar products, allowing it to last longer and clean better. 5. EXCELLENT VALUE: A set of 2 pumice stones offers better value for money while being more suitable for cleaning your home. One can be specifically for your toilet, and the other can be used for your kitchen sink, bathroom sink, or other areas.

Features

  • Brand
    OTHERS
  • Cleaning product type
    Toilet cleaner
  • Compatible surface(s)
    Clay roof tile
  • ManoMano Reference
    ME101654614
  • MMID
    482565408898
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