Full Crystal Window Cleaner
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Condition:
New
Location:
South Africa
Product code:
FC-1
Bob Shop ID:
598703527
The Fuller Brush Full Crystal is an amazing multipurpose window cleaning system. It is highly effective and can be used on windows, boats, patio furniture, and far more. How this outdoor window and surface cleaner works, is that it attaches to your garden hose, allowing you to make light work of even the most challenging cleaning jobs.
The nozzle was specially designed so that it could reach up to almost 10 meters high. Thanks to this unique design, you don't have to worry about pulling out ladders to reach high-up windows. The Crystal All-Purpose Window Cleaner is great at tackling hard-to-reach spaces. The bottle that comes along with the window cleaner both cleans and rinses in one quick step.
- sprayer lid.
- adjustable nozzle.
- instruction manual.
Directions for use:
- Add the recommended amount of crystal powder to your novel bottle and fill it with water.
- All you need to do now is aim it at a dirty window and rinse it off to achieve a perfect finish.
- In most cases, there is no need to wipe the area. However, when it comes to cars, you may need to pay a bit more attention to dirty windows and wipe the soaped-up surface with a sponge before rinsing it away.
