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Helmet Sanitizer is a hygienic, foaming helmet cleaner. The product is quick and easy to use. Cleans and neutralises unpleasant odours in the helmet lining and leaves a fresh, citrus smell. Helmet Sanitizer is also suitable for cleaning the helmet shell and the visor.
Instructions for use:
Hold Helmet Sanitizer upright and spray onto the helmet lining
Rub over with a damp cloth
Allow to dry in warm and well-ventilated place
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Helmet Sanitizer is a hygienic, foaming helmet cleaner. The product is quick and easy to use. Cleans and neutralises unpleasant odours in the helmet lining and leaves a fresh, citrus smell. Helmet Sanitizer is also suitable for cleaning the helmet shell and the visor.
Instructions for use:
Hold Helmet Sanitizer upright and spray onto the helmet lining
Rub over with a damp cloth
Allow to dry in warm and well-ventilated place
| Exchange Return | Hassle-Free Exchanges & Returns for 7 Days. |
|---|---|
| Warrenty | 6 Month Limited Warrenty |
| EAN | 8710128740857 |
| GTIN | 8710128740857 |
| Brand | PUTOLINE |
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