OXO Extendable Dustpan & Brush: telescopic handle, large brush for vast areas. Lockable dustpan, soft bristles, sturdy build, compact storage, comfy non-slip handle.
HG Wood Furniture Cleaner: Effortless care for wood furniture. Removes dust, scratches, and stains while nourishing with natural oils, restoring shine and preserving luster.
Removes rust stains from all stone surfaces, including marble and limestone.
Eres Inox-Net is a powerful cleaner specially designed to clean and maintain stainless steel surfaces. It effectively removes grease, fingerprints, and dirt, leaving a shiny, streak-free finish. Perfect for kitchen appliances, range hoods, sinks, and othe
HG hob cleaner: Ideal for daily use on all types of induction and glass ceramic cooktops. Removes grease, oil, and scale effortlessly, leaving a fresh fragrance and your hob sparkling.
HG Cooktop Cleaner safely removes stubborn grease, dirt, limescale, and cooking stains on all types of induction and ceramic hobs. Leaves a protective shine and a fresh scent, keeping your hob looking like new!
- Good dissolving power
- Degreasing of surfaces
- Cleaning of tools
Carolin Linseed oil is a cleaning product for modern parquet floors with which they can be gently cleaned, they regain their shine and their natural beauty .
Icel santoku knife with Granton edge and X50CrMoV15 blade. Versatile Japanese knife; hollow dimples prevent food from sticking.
Icel chef's knife with a narrow X50CrMoV15 blade. Versatile all-round knife for cutting, chopping and mincing meat, fish, vegetables and herbs.
Icel slicing knife with a long, thin X50CrMoV15 blade. Cuts meat, ham, salmon and roasts into even, attractive slices.
Sano Antikalc is a powerful limescale remover against scale and rust on taps, sanitary fittings, tiles and glass. Fast, effortless results. Order the 4L bottle now!
Clean hard floors with ease using the Linea Wood 40cm coco floor broom. Durable natural coconut fibres effectively collect dust and dirt, making it ideal for homes, offices and large indoor spaces.
