A novelty arrives on the shelves of Action stores and it will seduce more than one. Effective and at a low price, it checks all the boxes.
It is well known, Action stores are the ideal place to find quality maintenance products and at affordable prices. It is already on their shelves that everyone was able to discover the famous Pink Stuff or even the beef soap which are now household classics. And there are of course also the traditional baking soda and white vinegar. Enough to simplify the chore without spending too much. This time again, the brand strikes very hard and hearing a game change in the toilet with a new thought to make them more pleasant and facilitate their maintenance. It will now be available on shelves regularly, but there may be stock breaks as the product is promising.
Everyone already loves the Fabulosa brand, well known for its maintenance products with particularly original fragrances like Unicorn Dust or Pink Bubblegum or others that imitate the greatest perfumes. She even made the buzz on social networks last year as she liked users. With its success, it launches a new designed collection to simplify cleaning the toilet. Thanks to a powerful foaming action, the new WC blocks to install directly in the bowl leave the toilets perfectly clean after each use, while preventing the appearance of tartar which often gives so much a daily basis.
And in addition to being very effective, they mainly broadcast a pleasant perfume throughout the room to end the bad smells. You will have the choice between three already cult perfumes: “Blush Babe”, a floral and fruity fragrance with a touch of daddy’s beard, “Cotton Fresh” which evokes the freshly washed and “lemon sherbet” linen with regressive lemon scent. The hardest part will be to choose!
On the price side, this Action exclusivity is displayed at 2.68 euros for three blocks of the same perfume. For comparison, a Bloc Bloc Block Block Block Pack is sold for 3.11 euros at the Discounter. A small price that may well disappear from the shelves quickly.
