Save Big and Eliminate Single-Use Plastics with Our Eco-Home Cleaning Kit! *while stock lasts
Dazz NZ
Window & Glass Starter
Window & Glass Starter
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Enjoy the beauty of mother nature, and reduce single-use plastics with Dazz Eco-Friendly Cleaning Spray and Reusable Glass Bottle with Trigger Sprayer.
Includes:
1 reusable glass bottle with trigger sprayer
1 Window & Glass cleaning tablet (Fresh Mint Scent)
...And a clean conscience knowing you are not harming our planet. 🌍
Each tablet makes 500ml of cleaning spray.
- 100% Naturally Derived
- Vegan Friendly
- Family & Pet Safe
- Compostable packaging
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100% Biodegradable
Instructions:
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 (derived from fruits).
- Sodium bicarbonate (baking soda).
- Sodium Carbonate (washing soda).
- Sodium Laury Sulfate (derived from coconuts).
- Food grade fragrance (plant & fruit oils) (found at ifraorg.org).
- Colourant.
...1 Clean conscience for fighting against plastic pollution!
About Dazz:
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Fast Delivery NZ Wide
We'll have it on a courier in 1-3 working days! 90%+ Orders are dispatched the next working day.
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100% Money Back Guarantee
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New Zealand's Favourite Cruelty Free Brand
Dazz was voted Number #1 by Kiwis as New Zealand's Favourite Cruelty Free brand in 2021. Thank you for your support!
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