Screen Sweeper
Screen Sweeper
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Description
Description
★【FUNCTION】This high-quality window mesh screen cleaner is made of PP, soft silicone and flannel, making it safe and durable. It can be used on a variety of surfaces including window mesh screens, car windows, shop windows, cupboards, mirrors, wardrobes, tables, bathroom doors, and automobiles. Simply rinse with water to remove dirt. It is a great tool for household cleaning.
★【DESIGN】This window screen cleaning brush ensures a smooth, mark-free clean. The silicone scraper removes water droplets from car windows, mirrors, screens, and tile walls, leaving them sparkling with minimal effort.
★【2 IN 1】This flannel brush has a soft surface that can reach into every crevice of window mesh screens, and also doubles as a lint brush for removing dust and hair from clothes, furniture, rugs, and beds. It can be used dry for light dusting or wet for deep cleaning.
★【EXTENDABLE】The handle length can extend to 21.2 inches for better reach in high and hard-to-reach areas. The handle can also be detached for cleaning waste from window grooves and slots.
★【SPACE SAVING】Our window cleaning tool has a hanging hole for easy storage and convenience. It doesn't take up space and is lightweight and durable, with an easy-to-clean design.
Shipping Infomation
Shipping Infomation
All in stock items are shipped immediately. Once the item is shipped, standard shipping times apply. If your order has items with different estimated shipping dates, your order will only ship once all items are ready.
When your order is placed, it can take 5-14 days to process. Once shipped, (depending on shipping method) it will take 7- 30 business days to be delivered.
Orders being shipped to South America, Middle East and Asia may take 1-3 months to be delivered once shipped.
Specifications
Specifications
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