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Wool Shop Duster Shampoo (4 oz) and Wool Shop Duster Care Brush – Maintain Lambswool Duster for Maximum Dust Collecting Ability

If you are looking for a new LBH Market Bundle Wool Shop Duster Shampoo (4 oz) and Wool Shop Duster Care Brush, then look no further. This LBH Market Bundle Wool Shop Duster Shampoo (4 oz) and Wool Shop Duster Care Brush product is a must-have for any fan and is a great way to show your brand pride.

Lambswool Duster Shampoo Keeps Wool Fibers Fluffed and Separated, so the Duster Can Pick Up More Dust. Hand-Wash Duster Only When Wool Becomes Excessively Dirty. Lambswools Dusters Are an Eco Friendly Alternative to Throw Away Dusters and You can extend your Lambswool duster life even further with our “lanolin enriched” duster shampoo formula.

The Duster Care Brush is Essential for Maintaining the Appearance and Performance of your Wool Shop Lambswool duster. When Your Duster Becomes Dirty, or the Wool Becomes Tangled or Matted, the Brush Will Help YouRestore the Duster to Its Original Shape and Maximum Dust-Collecting Ability

This is a very comfortable LBH Market Bundle Wool Shop Duster Shampoo (4 oz) and Wool Shop Duster Care Brush which is made of 100% cotton and has a very soft feel. There is a thin strip of material which is made in the same material as the rest of the item and is designed to show the team logo. It is available in a wide range of team colours and styles.

To Use Brush, Simply Brush The Duster Using an Upward Motion, This will Help Straighten and Separate Fibers, Giving the Duster a Fluffy Appearance.

About Wool Shop Products – For three generations and counting, since 1983, the Andrews family has been producing top quality wool cleaning and dusting products that are Still the Best-Naturally. They proudly employ their family of hard-working local people who handcraft their wool dusters to be the best, just for you. The Wool Shop manufacturing facility is still right here in the USA on the Andrew’s family farm in Grant City, Missouri.