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Dazz NZ

Bathroom Cleaner - [Refill Tablets]

Bathroom Cleaner - [Refill Tablets]

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Each pack contains 1 x tablet that makes 500ml of Bathroom cleaning spray.

  • 100% Naturally Derived
  • Vegan Friendly
  • Family & Pet Safe
  • Compostable packaging

  • 100% Biodegradable

Fill an empty spray bottle with water, drop in the refill tablet, and get cleaning! 

Pro tip: Dissolve the tablet in warm water and wait 5+ minutes for the tablet to completely dissolve before attaching the spray nozzle. This will minimise pressure buildup/leakage.

Ingredients: 

• Food Grade Citric Acid. 
• Sodium bicarbonate. 
• Sodium Carbonate. 
• Sodium Laury Sulfate derived from coconuts. 
• Food grade fragrance. 
• Colorant.

...1 Clean conscience for fighting against plastic pollution!

What’s Included?

• Each Packet contains 1 tablet of Dazz's Bathroom Cleaner 

1 Packet = Fills 500ml Glass Bottle or 500ml plastic spray bottle. Please, reuse and recycle whenever possible. 

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    We'll have it on a courier in 1-3 working days! 90%+ Orders are dispatched the next working day.

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    If you are not completely satisfied with these products, send them back for a full refund. 

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Two brothers hope to disrupt the home cleaning industry with a new product that eliminates the need for plastic bottles.

Mt Maunganui-based Nathan and Jacob Buchan have just launched Dazz New Zealand with a line of products they say will make a massive dent in the 1.7 billion bottles New Zealanders throw away every year.

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