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Toilet cleaner with pumice stone to remove limescale stains, includes 1 cleaning stick + 5 pumice stones.
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Description
About this product:
Meets your needs: You will receive 5 toilet brushes and one long-handled cleaning brush. This quantity is sufficient for easy use and replacement, meeting your daily needs and other requirements.
Reliable materials: Made from recycled materials, these brushes won't scratch your toilet or bathtub. Cleaning is simple, convenient, and effective.
Easy to use: Our pumice toilet brush features an ergonomic plastic handle for an easy and effective grip, requiring no effort for a comfortable and relaxing experience.
Multiple applications: The pumice stone with handle removes limescale and restores a like-new appearance to your tiles, bathrooms, kitchens, barbecues, and other tiled or metal surfaces.
It also cleans limescale, calcium deposits, and sediment from swimming pool tiles. Tips: Moisten the pumice stone for 15 to 20 seconds before use, then test it on a small area. Keep the pumice stone and the toilet surface wet while cleaning, then rub clockwise to easily remove dirt.Features
- BrandIOOMVOL
- Pcs per pack1
- ShapeCylindrical
- MaterialStone
- Weight350 g
- Compatible surface(s)Stone
- Cleaning product typeToilet cleaner
- ManoMano ReferenceME236226732
- MMID821549288158
- Product codeTTA0011758LY
- EAN9777284703828
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