Gardena Soft Cleaning Disc Brush Head for AQUABRUSH
£29.95 at Tooled Up · 32% below amazon price £43.95
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The Gardena Soft Cleaning Disc Brush Head for AQUABRUSH is the ideal accessory for gentle and effective cleaning of delicate surfaces.
The attachment consists of the GARDENA Soft Disc Brush Head and the Disc Brush Mount and is characterised by a simple yet robust design that delivers brilliant cleaning results.
The soft nylon bristles of the cleaning brush are ideal for cleaning scratch-sensitive surfaces.
The brush head is equipped with water nozzles for a thorough cleaning experience.
Features & Benefits • Compatible with devices 14840, 14841 and 14842 • Soft nylon bristles ensure gentle yet
The attachment consists of the GARDENA Soft Disc Brush Head and the Disc Brush Mount and is characterised by a simple yet robust design that delivers brilliant cleaning results.
The soft nylon bristles of the cleaning brush are ideal for cleaning scratch-sensitive surfaces.
The brush head is equipped with water nozzles for a thorough cleaning experience.
Features & Benefits • Compatible with devices 14840, 14841 and 14842 • Soft nylon bristles ensure gentle yet
EAN 4066407502802 · Gardena. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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