Plenty Max Kitchen Roll
Tips for tackling germs in the kitchen:
- Clean high-traffic areas every day. Give areas that are touched frequently such as handles and taps a wipe with one sheet of Plenty Max, dampened with water, once a day. Up your hygiene by using paper towels instead of a sponge for those germy jobs like wiping around the plug hole.
- Use an old toothbrush for getting into corners. Bacteria tends to live in hard-to-reach areas – so grab an old toothbrush to clean those tight spots.
Clean the sink – properly. It’s easy to give the sink a final wipe – but that’ll just leave your kitchen sponge germs in other areas. Finish off your sink cleaning with one sheet of Plenty Max and water
- 2ply tissue
- The Strongest and Most Absorbent Household Towel: Plenty Max is ideal for bigger and tougher jobs around the home
- Scrubbable, Wringable & Reusable: designed for durability, so you can clean more and waste less.
- One Sheet Does Plenty: removes up to 99% of bacteria◇ when wiping with just water, perfect for all those household tasks.
- 55% recycled plastic: our wrap is made with 55% post‑consumer recycled plastic, reducing the use of virgin plastic. The wrap is designed for recyclability, subject to local recycling facilities▲.
- Available in 1, 2 and 3 Roll
Product description
Plenty Max kitchen roll tackles the bigger, tougher jobs around your home with ease. Whether it’s a greasy garage, streaky windows or built-up grime in the bathroom, our strongest and most absorbent household towel has you covered—scrubbable, wringable and reusable. It even removes up to 99% of bacteria◇ with just water, making it perfect for all those everyday household tasks. Plenty Max is there for all your household horrors, so you don’t have to be.
Packaged in wrap containing 75% recycled plastic, designed for recyclability, subject to local recycling facilities▲
◇Laboratory tested against Escherichia Coli, Staphylococcus Aureus and Pseudomonas Aeruginosa.
▲Check recyclenow.com for your nearest collection point in the UK. In Ireland, it can be recycled with your household recycling collection.
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- To avoid risk of suffocation please keep plastic bags out of the reach of children.
