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Escobilla de baño de coco

$14.99

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¡Reemplace las escobillas de plástico para inodoro con una escobilla de inodoro sostenible con mango de madera y fibra de coco! Las cerdas de coco tienen un poder de fregado increíble y están perfectamente curvadas para caber debajo del borde del inodoro. Lo suficientemente resistente para la limpieza pero lo suficientemente suave como para no dañar los inodoros vidriados o de porcelana.

Recomendado: Guárdelo en un frasco de vidrio reciclado para obtener la solución perfecta sin desperdicio o cuélguelo del lazo de algodón.

Longitud: 19,5" de largo

Aprobado por la Madre Tierra: fabricado con cerdas de fibra de coco, madera de haya y un cordón de algodón, este cepillo se puede convertir en abono y el alambre de metal se puede reciclar.

Embalaje: Sin embalaje.

Escobilla de baño de coco

Escobilla de baño de coco

$14.99

$14.99

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