Georgia-Pacific 26490 Bath Towels 7.87" x 1150 ft White 6 Rolls 50% Recycled
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A chrome-plated stainless steel toilet brush with a replaceable head for lasting hygiene
The BAREN toilet brush from IKEA is made from chrome-plated stainless steel that resists corrosion and keeps its appearance over time. Its clean, sleek design suits modern bathrooms and the durable material is simple to wipe clean. The brush head can be replaced so the handle stays in use.
When the bristles wear out you only need a new TRONNAN replacement brush instead of a whole new unit, reducing waste and cost. This upgrade makes sense for households that want a long-lasting holder without throwing away metal parts. It is not suited for buyers who prefer a disposable all-in-one brush or a non-metallic finish.
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The BAREN 945.288.85 is a freestanding floor model; no wall brackets or drilling are required.
Pull the old brush head off the handle and push a TRONNAN replacement brush onto the same handle until it clicks.
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