Broszio & Co. GmbH & Co. KG

22591 Turbo Brush Electric Cleaning Brush

Germany , Hamburg

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22591 Turbo Brush Electric Cleaning Brush

Turbo Brush

ELECTRIC BRUSH with 4 attachments

EASY CLEANING

WET OR

DRY

HOME • OFFICE • CAR

The Turbo Brush is a compact rotating brush with four interchangeable brush heads for all cleaning needs. It is suitable for removing stubborn stains from hard surfaces like tiles or for gently cleaning delicate surfaces.

It is suitable for daily use.

MULTIFUNCTIONAL
A suitable attachment for every application.

EASY CLEANING
No scrubbing needed - the brush does it all.

HYGIENIC
Your hands do not come into contact with dirt.

NON-SLIP
Easy and comfortable to hold thanks to anti-slip.

COMPACT
The brush can be used all over the house, in the office, or even in the car.

Requires 4 AA batteries 1.5V (not included).

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