Product Details
Key Features
- New Colin Glass Cleaner with the power of shine boosters not only removes dirt and dust but also gives “2 times more shine”than regular cleaners across glass and shiny surfaces
- Suitable for cleaning: Glass and shiny surfaces like, mirrors, glass windows, fridge, TV, oven, kitchen cabinets, furniture
Unit
500ml
Description
A dirty glass surface can be an eyesore. While dust and germs tend to accumulate on glass surfaces, regularly cleaning them can help retain their shine and luster. To keep your windows, appliances, cupboards and furniture tip-top, the Colin Glass and Surface Cleaner is a must-have among your household cleaning products. Its new powerful formula effortlessly removes hard water stains, accumulated dirt and other tough stains. Colin Glass Cleaner and Surface Cleaner is an all-round household cleaner that keeps your glass surfaces looking like new. It contains vinegar as one of its main ingredients. Vinegar is known for its strong cleansing action that not only removes the dust but makes them simply spick and span. The surface cleaner provides streak free shine and is not too harsh on the skin. Colin has a fragrant formula does not bother your nose. Its convenient trigger helps you spray directly on the stains for maximum effectiveness. It makes cleaning all kinds of glass and generally shiny surfaces as simple as a breeze. Colin Glass and surface cleaner, with the power of shine boosters, besides removing dirt, also provides 2 times more shine than regular cleaners. Colin cleans every surface thoroughly by cutting through all kinds of dirt, oil and grease stains revealing clean and shiny surfaces. Colin glass and surface cleaner is perfect for use on glass surfaces, wash basins and toilets, window grills and pipes, taps, bath tubs and showers, fridge, TV, oven, kitchen cabinets, ceramic floors and wall tiles.
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