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Scrub Cloths, Set Of Two
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Why we carry this
Tough on grime, easy on your patience! These generously sized scrub cloths tackle everything from grimy stovetops to stubborn bathtub rings without breaking a sweat—or your budget. Made from recycled cotton with a polyester coating, this dynamic duo keeps working hard long after other cloths have thrown in the towel. Each cloth measures 5.25" x 7", giving you the reach and power to conquer any cleaning challenge. Get two and keep one where you need it most!
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