Handy AndyPack of 6 500ml Trigger Multi-Purpose Cleaners
R169
About
Trigger Bathroom Cleaner (500ml)
Handy Andy Bathroom Spray Pink Grapefruit quickly and easily lifts dirt, lime scale and soap scum to reveal sparkling clean surfaces.
Trigger Multi Purpose Cleaner (500ml)
Handy Andy Ultra Fast Multipurpose Antibacterial Spray leaves surfaces dirt- and germ-free with a bactericidal formula that kills 99.9% of germs.
Trigger Window Cleaner (500ml)
Handy Andy Ultrafast Window & Glass Spray has a fast acting formula that quickly lifts and easily lifts dirt and grime from glass surface for a streak-free clean.
Trigger Kitchen Cleaner (500ml)
Handy Andy ultra fast kitchen sprays unique formula is fast acting and highlly effective on daily kitchen dirt, degreasing quickly and easily leaving surfaces sparkling clean.
Product Features
Trigger Bath Cleaner
- Pink grapefruit Fragance
- Ultrafast bathroom spray's
- Unique formula
- Fast acting
- Cleans everyday bathroom dirt, lime scale and soap scum quickly & easily
- Leaves surfaces sparkling clean
- Complete bathroom solution
- Removes tough dirt
- Fast action cleaning and shine
- Sold as a pack of 6
Trigger Multi Purpose Cleaner
- Pine fresh fragrance
- UltraFast multipurpose antibacterial spray's
- Unique formula
- Kills 99.9% of germs
- Leaves surfaces sparkling clean
- Removes dirt
- Sold as a pack of 6
Trigger Window Cleaner 500ml
- Summer blossom Fragrance
- Ultrafast window & glass spray
- Fast acting
- Lifts dirt and cleaning quickly & easily
- Streak free
- Leaves sparkling surfaces
- Sold as a pack of 6
Trigger Kitchen Cleaner
- Fast acting
- Unique formula
- Highlly effective
- Degreasing
- Leaves surfaces sparkling clean
- Sold as a pack of 6
Product Specifications
- Pack of 6 x 500ml (all the same)
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