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Jabonera de bambú

$6.98

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Una jabonera aumentará la vida útil de cualquier barra de jabón, elevándola para que no se quede en un charco de exceso de agua. Las láminas abiertas drenan rápidamente el agua. Uso en la cocina o el baño. Fabricado con bambú sostenible. Tamaño: 4 3/4” x 3 1/4” Instrucciones de cuidado: El jabón se puede acumular en la plataforma de jabón con el tiempo. Utilice un cepillo para fregar periódicamente para limpiar las ranuras. Entre barras de jabón, déjelo secar completamente al aire libre sobre una toalla seca. Tanto la madera como el bambú son antimicrobianos por naturaleza, pero si necesitas limpiar tu jabonera, hazlo con vinagre o aceite esencial de limón. No se recomienda meter en el lavavajillas. Con el tiempo, es posible que desees encerar o engrasar tus platos para aumentar su vida útil.

Jabonera de bambú

Jabonera de bambú

$6.98

$6.98

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