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Stainless Steel Mosquito Coil Holder, Mosquito Coil Holder Incense Holder with Lid and Handle, Retro Container Metal Holder for Mosquito Coil Insect Spirals

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Description

General description

The Stainless Steel Mosquito Coil Holder is a stylish and functional accessory designed to hold mosquito coils securely. With a retro design, it features a lid and handle for easy transport and storage. The holder not only keeps your space tidy but also enhances the aesthetic of your home.

Technical specifications

  • Material: Stainless Steel
  • Dimensions: 14.5cm x 4.7cm, 4cm x 13.7cm, 13cm x 4.5cm x 20cm, 14.9cm x 7.5cm x 21cm, 12.8cm x 4.5cm x 20.5cm
  • Usage

  • Place mosquito repellent incense or mosquito repellent agent inside to effectively repel mosquitoes and fill the room with fragrance.
  • The mosquito coil can be supported by a small bracket in the middle for stability.
  • Other information

  • The surface is treated with anti-rust treatment for enhanced durability.
  • Features a non-slip mat at the bottom to reduce wear and increase friction, preventing slipping.
  • Can be hung up for a clean and tidy appearance.
  • Features

    • Brand
      HÉLOISE
    • Weight
      200 g
    • Pcs per pack
      1 part(s)
    • Length
      14.5 cm
    • Organic
      Yes
    • Target species
      Insects
    • Intended use
      Indoor
    • Ready to use
      Yes
    • Repellent
      Insects
    • Type of insect repellent
      Spiral bulb
    • Suitable for organic farming
      Yes
    • ManoMano Reference
      ME75224177
    • MMID
      264770402222
    • Product code
      Mano-WZ-50194
    • EAN
      9021708146808
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