LA SHIP CLOTHES DYE - Yellow, Light Blue, Electric Blue, Navy Blue, Brown, Garnet, Gray, Jeans, Brown, Military Brown, Purple, Mustard, Orange, Black, Red, Pink, Salmon, Light Green, Olive Green, Dark Green, Violet. Clothing dye 60°, - 90°, Give your life a new color.... No problem with LA NAVE fabric colors! You'll get intense, wash-proof colors. It's easy to use. You can determine the degree of color intensity by the amount of dyes. You can also create new colors and mix them or achieve special effects using the technique. Contains 1 sachet of 20 grams Wide range of colors New dyes available! It can be used to hand oh machine Easy application Ideal for making Tie Dye For best results use the salts to enhance the dye from The Ship People say: Yesterday I tried two of their colors and I really liked the results. I used the black dye in the washing machine and the navy blue by hand, and I'm happy with the results in both cases. Today I was searching this page for the proper proportions to prepare the dyes in bottles for tie-dyeing, but I can't find the information. Could you send me instructions and proportions to prepare manageable amounts in hand-held bottles, as well as what temperature I can use them for this purpose and how long do you recommend waiting before rinsing the garments so the colors set properly? Thank you so much Hello. Thanks for your comment. We're glad you're happy with our dyes. Regarding your question about tie-dye, we can't give exact proportions to use for the tie-dye technique because it depends greatly on each consumer's taste, the size of the container used for dosing, and the number of garments you want to dye. In the lab, we've conducted tests using 5-10 g of dye in 300 mL containers and the results seem satisfactory. But even so, it depends on the intensity you want in the final garment. (More dye, more intensity.) High temperatures fix the dyes better on the garments. In any case, since it is done by hand, you can heat the solution well (around 60ºC) and let it cool to apply it safely. Once the tie-dye is done, it's best to dry the garments in the shade, and when you wash them again, it's best to use cold water. They always lose some color. The longer you wait without rinsing, the better the color will set. However, some color loss is normal during the first few washes (we recommend washing them separately). The fine salt helps the colors set.
€3,02 €2,93
SHIP DYE REMOVER La Nave Stain Remover allows you to remove accidental dyes produced during the washing of white or fast-colored natural fibers. Characteristics: Each box contains 4 sachets of 25 grams (order of 4 boxes with 4 sachets each, or 8 boxes with 4 sachets each) Eliminates accidental dyeing Can be used by hand or machine No bleach For white and colored clothing Warning: Use the product if the garment is severely damaged and as a last resort to try to repair it. EAN: 8412250200178 Weight 122 g
€4,23
IBERIA CLOTHING DYE - PINK Box contents: 2 sachets of dye + packet of colour fixative. What types of fabrics can I dye? Any natural fabric can be dyed, you just need to choose the right dye for each one. For wool, silk and polyamide, use a solid dye. For cotton, linen or viscose, use a liquid dye. Be careful, this type of fabric can sometimes shrink, so be sure to respect the soaking time. And for delicate fabrics, such as muslin, it is best to opt for a cold dye. Remember, synthetic fabrics such as polyester and acrylic do not dye. Products you will need -One or two 1 kg packets of coarse salt. -A color fixative. - A dye in individual sachets. Always choose a product adapted to the material you wish to dye. The IBERIA brand has a wide variety of colours. Our tricks . By hand or machine? All fabrics can be machine dyed, except wool. . Hot dyeing and hand dyeing Use a colour fixative to prevent the clothes from bleeding unless you dye them in the washing machine. In this case it is not necessary. In the event that the colours do leak, there are SOS products, but you must act immediately. . Cold dye After soaking your clothes for 50 minutes in the dye, salt and a fixative, it is recommended to rinse them with cold water until they become clear. Then wash them separately in hot water with detergent to remove any excess dye. . Dye on colored fabrics When you dye a fabric, the dye does not cover the original colour, but mixes with it. For this reason, it is necessary to bleach the fabric before dyeing it. Use a pre-dye bleach, which restores a neutral colour and leaves it ready to be dyed. . Fix the dye After dyeing, the fabric may lose some of its colour after the first wash. To fix it, soak the fabric in cold water with white vinegar. Dyeing in the washing machine - Pour the dye directly into the bottom of the washing machine drum. - Add the necessary amount of salt (one kilo for each whole packet of dye). - Set your washing machine to 60ºC without pre-wash. - Once the programme has finished, wash it with your usual detergent. Choose 60ºC for silk and other delicate fabrics and 90ºC for cotton. - To dry dyed clothes, avoid the sun at all costs and avoid wrinkles that may be indelible. - Steam iron all dyed fabrics. Tie Dye and Tie Dye Print This type of dye is an authentic Japanese craft that has crossed centuries and oceans. It is made on light-based fabrics and allows for the creation of the famous tie-dye print. Tie-dye allows for original multi-coloured prints. How to do it? On a white fabric such as a sarong or a previously washed and ironed T-shirt, tie knots at least two centimetres apart before soaking it. You can also use rubber bands or cords to tie the knots. Wet your clothes before immersing them in the bath for the time indicated in the instructions for use of the dye used. Rinse it without undoing the knots. If you use hot dye, wash it to drain the excess colour. Let it dry and then undo the knots. Done! After dyeing It is imperative to clean the washing machine by running an empty wash with detergent to prevent traces of dye in your next washes. In addition, dyed fabrics must always be washed separately the first time to purify them and prevent them from bleeding. Now all that's left is for you to put all our advice into practice. Good luck! PINK
€9,90
Estropajo Acero Inoxidable (Pak 3 Pz)- Medidas: 3,5 x 6 cm.- Estropajos metálicos fabricados en acero inoxidable, ideales para eliminar grasa, óxido y suciedad incrustada en ollas, sartenes y parrillas.- Su diseño compacto permite un agarre cómodo y facilita la limpieza de rincones y superficies difíciles de alcanzar.- Apto para la limpieza de superficies metálicas, utensilios de cocina, bandejas de horno, barbacoas y más.- Artículo también conocido como estropajo, estropajo acero, estropajo acero inoxidable, estropajo cocina, esponja limpieza metálico, limpiador superficies metalicas, esponja metalica, etc.
€1,20
Mesh bag for washing machine - Measurements: 30x50 cm. - Ideal for all types of garments. - Protects your most delicate garments from clasps, zippers, hooks, etc., from the rest of the laundry during washing and spinning. - Keeps sock pairs together and protects underwear from snagging. - Reinforced, prevents the zipper from opening during washing.
€2,62 €1,93
Tilting laundry basket for organizing dirty clothes. This laundry basket is sized for a 450 mm module. Its installation is very simple. The basket is opened and closed by means of a folding mechanism which is included in the article reference. The basket is made of chrome-plated steel and comes disassembled. Tilting laundry basket for a 450 mm module. Valid for board thicknesses 16, 18, 19 mm. Includes folding mechanism for operating the door. Basket dimensions: 25 cm long x 38 cm wide x 50 cm high. Includes screws, assembly instructions and folding system. Made of chrome steel rods.
€33,32
IBERIA CLOTHING DYE - GREY Box contents: 2 sachets of dye + packet of colour fixative. What types of fabrics can I dye? Any natural fabric can be dyed, you just need to choose the right dye for each one. For wool, silk and polyamide, use a solid dye. For cotton, linen or viscose, use a liquid dye. Be careful, this type of fabric can sometimes shrink, so be sure to respect the soaking time. And for delicate fabrics, such as muslin, it is best to opt for a cold dye. Remember, synthetic fabrics such as polyester and acrylic do not dye. Products you will need -One or two 1 kg packets of coarse salt. -A color fixative. - A dye in individual sachets. Always choose a product adapted to the material you wish to dye. The IBERIA brand has a wide variety of colours. Our tricks . By hand or machine? All fabrics can be machine dyed, except wool. . Hot dyeing and hand dyeing Use a colour fixative to prevent the clothes from bleeding unless you dye them in the washing machine. In this case it is not necessary. In the event that the colours do leak, there are SOS products, but you must act immediately. . Cold dye After soaking your clothes for 50 minutes in the dye, salt and a fixative, it is advisable to rinse them with cold water until they become clear. Then wash them separately in hot water with detergent to remove any excess dye. . Dye on colored fabrics When you dye a fabric, the dye does not cover the original colour, but mixes with it. For this reason, it is necessary to bleach the fabric before dyeing it. Use a pre-dye bleach, which restores a neutral colour and leaves it ready to be dyed. . Fix the dye After dyeing, the fabric may lose some of its colour after the first wash. To fix it, soak the fabric in cold water with white vinegar. Dyeing in the washing machine - Pour the dye directly into the bottom of the washing machine drum. - Add the necessary amount of salt (one kilo for each whole packet of dye). - Set your washing machine to 60ºC without pre-wash. - Once the programme has finished, wash it with your usual detergent. Choose 60ºC for silk and other delicate fabrics and 90ºC for cotton. - To dry dyed clothes, avoid the sun at all costs and avoid wrinkles that may be indelible. - Steam iron all dyed fabrics. Tie Dye and Tie Dye Print This type of dye is an authentic Japanese craft that has crossed centuries and oceans. It is made on light-based fabrics and allows for the creation of the famous tie-dye print. Tie-dye allows for original multi-coloured prints. How to do it? On a white fabric such as a sarong or a previously washed and ironed T-shirt, tie knots at least two centimetres apart before soaking it. You can also use rubber bands or cords to tie the knots. Wet your clothes before immersing them in the bath for the time indicated in the instructions for use of the dye used. Rinse it without undoing the knots. If you use hot dye, wash it to drain the excess colour. Let it dry and then undo the knots. Done! After dyeing It is imperative to clean the washing machine by running an empty wash with detergent to prevent traces of dye in your next washes. In addition, dyed fabrics must always be washed separately the first time to purify them and prevent them from bleeding. Now all that's left is for you to put all our advice into practice. Good luck! GREY
€9,90
IBERIA CLOTHING DYE - GARNET Box contents: 2 sachets of dye + packet of colour fixative. What types of fabrics can I dye? Any natural fabric can be dyed, you just need to choose the right dye for each one. For wool, silk and polyamide, use a solid dye. For cotton, linen or viscose, use a liquid dye. Be careful, this type of fabric can sometimes shrink, so be sure to respect the soaking time. And for delicate fabrics, such as muslin, it is best to opt for a cold dye. Remember, synthetic fabrics such as polyester and acrylic do not dye. Products you will need -One or two 1 kg packets of coarse salt. -A color fixative. - A dye in individual sachets. Always choose a product adapted to the material you wish to dye. The IBERIA brand has a wide variety of colours. Our tricks . By hand or machine? All fabrics can be machine dyed, except wool. . Hot dyeing and hand dyeing Use a colour fixative to prevent the clothes from bleeding unless you dye them in the washing machine. In this case it is not necessary. In the event that the colours do leak, there are SOS products, but you must act immediately. . Cold dye After soaking your clothes for 50 minutes in the dye, salt and a fixative, it is recommended to rinse them with cold water until they become clear. Then wash them separately in hot water with detergent to remove any excess dye. . Dye on colored fabrics When you dye a fabric, the dye does not cover the original colour, but mixes with it. For this reason, it is necessary to bleach the fabric before dyeing it. Use a pre-dye bleach, which restores a neutral colour and leaves it ready to be dyed. . Fix the dye After dyeing, the fabric may lose some of its colour after the first wash. To fix it, soak the fabric in cold water with white vinegar. Dyeing in the washing machine - Pour the dye directly into the bottom of the washing machine drum. - Add the necessary amount of salt (one kilo for each whole packet of dye). - Set your washing machine to 60ºC without pre-wash. - Once the programme has finished, wash it with your usual detergent. Choose 60ºC for silk and other delicate fabrics and 90ºC for cotton. - To dry dyed clothes, avoid the sun at all costs and avoid wrinkles that may be indelible. - Steam iron all dyed fabrics. Tie Dye and Tie Dye Print This type of dye is an authentic Japanese craft that has crossed centuries and oceans. It is made on light-based fabrics and allows for the creation of the famous tie-dye print. Tie-dye allows for original multi-coloured prints. How to do it? On a white fabric such as a sarong or a previously washed and ironed T-shirt, tie knots at least two centimetres apart before soaking it. You can also use rubber bands or cords to tie the knots. Wet your clothes before immersing them in the bath for the time indicated in the instructions for use of the dye used. Rinse it without undoing the knots. If you use hot dye, wash it to drain the excess colour. Let it dry and then undo the knots. Done! After dyeing It is imperative to clean the washing machine by running an empty wash with detergent to prevent traces of dye in your next washes. In addition, dyed fabrics must always be washed separately the first time to purify them and prevent them from bleeding. Now all that's left is for you to put all our advice into practice. Good luck! GARNET
€9,90
IBERIA CLOTHING DYE - DARK GREEN Box contents: 2 sachets of dye + packet of colour fixative. What types of fabrics can I dye? Any natural fabric can be dyed, you just need to choose the right dye for each one. For wool, silk and polyamide, use a solid dye. For cotton, linen or viscose, use a liquid dye. Be careful, this type of fabric can sometimes shrink, so be sure to respect the soaking time. And for delicate fabrics, such as muslin, it is best to opt for a cold dye. Remember, synthetic fabrics such as polyester and acrylic do not dye. Products you will need -One or two 1 kg packets of coarse salt. -A color fixative. - A dye in individual sachets. Always choose a product adapted to the material you wish to dye. The IBERIA brand has a wide variety of colours. Our tricks . By hand or machine? All fabrics can be machine dyed, except wool. . Hot dyeing and hand dyeing Use a colour fixative to prevent the clothes from bleeding unless you dye them in the washing machine. In this case it is not necessary. In the event that the colours do leak, there are SOS products, but you must act immediately. . Cold dye After soaking your clothes for 50 minutes in the dye, salt and a fixative, it is recommended to rinse them with cold water until they become clear. Then wash them separately in hot water with detergent to remove any excess dye. . Dye on colored fabrics When you dye a fabric, the dye does not cover the original colour, but mixes with it. For this reason, it is necessary to bleach the fabric before dyeing it. Use a pre-dye bleach, which restores a neutral colour and leaves it ready to be dyed. . Fix the dye After dyeing, the fabric may lose some of its colour after the first wash. To fix it, soak the fabric in cold water with white vinegar. Dyeing in the washing machine - Pour the dye directly into the bottom of the washing machine drum. - Add the necessary amount of salt (one kilo for each whole packet of dye). - Set your washing machine to 60ºC without pre-wash. - Once the programme has finished, wash it with your usual detergent. Choose 60ºC for silk and other delicate fabrics and 90ºC for cotton. - To dry dyed clothes, avoid the sun at all costs and avoid wrinkles that may be indelible. - Steam iron all dyed fabrics. Tie Dye and Tie Dye Print This type of dye is an authentic Japanese craft that has crossed centuries and oceans. It is made on light-based fabrics and allows for the creation of the famous tie-dye print. Tie-dye allows for original multi-coloured prints. How to do it? On a white fabric such as a sarong or a previously washed and ironed T-shirt, tie knots at least two centimetres apart before soaking it. You can also use rubber bands or cords to tie the knots. Wet your clothes before immersing them in the bath for the time indicated in the instructions for use of the dye used. Rinse it without undoing the knots. If you use hot dye, wash it to drain the excess colour. Let it dry and then undo the knots. Done! After dyeing It is imperative to clean the washing machine by running an empty wash with detergent to prevent traces of dye in your next washes. In addition, dyed fabrics must always be washed separately the first time to purify them and prevent them from bleeding. Now all that's left is for you to put all our advice into practice. Good luck! DARK GREEN
€9,90
IBERIA CLOTHING DYE Box contents: 2 sachets of dye + packet of colour fixative. What types of fabrics can I dye? Any natural fabric can be dyed, you just need to choose the right dye for each one. For wool, silk and polyamide, use a solid dye. For cotton, linen or viscose, use a liquid dye. Be careful, this type of fabric can sometimes shrink, so be sure to respect the soaking time. And for delicate fabrics, such as muslin, it is best to opt for a cold dye. Remember, synthetic fabrics such as polyester and acrylic do not dye. Products you will need -One or two 1 kg packets of coarse salt. -A color fixative. - A dye in individual sachets. Always choose a product adapted to the material you wish to dye. The IBERIA brand has a wide variety of colours. Our tricks . By hand or machine? All fabrics can be machine dyed, except wool. . Hot dyeing and hand dyeing Use a colour fixative to prevent the clothes from bleeding unless you dye them in the washing machine. In this case it is not necessary. In the event that the colours do leak, there are SOS products, but you must act immediately. . Cold dye After soaking your clothes for 50 minutes in the dye, salt and a fixative, it is advisable to rinse them with cold water until they become clear. Then wash them separately in hot water with detergent to remove any excess dye. . Dye on colored fabrics When you dye a fabric, the dye does not cover the original colour, but mixes with it. For this reason, it is necessary to bleach the fabric before dyeing it. Use a pre-dye bleach, which restores a neutral colour and leaves it ready to be dyed. . Fix the dye After dyeing, the fabric may lose some of its colour after the first wash. To fix it, soak the fabric in cold water with white vinegar. Dyeing in the washing machine - Pour the dye directly into the bottom of the washing machine drum. - Add the necessary amount of salt (one kilo for each whole packet of dye). - Set your washing machine to 60ºC without pre-wash. - Once the programme has finished, wash it with your usual detergent. Choose 60ºC for silk and other delicate fabrics and 90ºC for cotton. - To dry dyed clothes, avoid the sun at all costs and avoid wrinkles that may be indelible. - Steam iron all dyed fabrics. Tie Dye and Tie Dye Print This type of dye is an authentic Japanese craft that has crossed centuries and oceans. It is made on light-based fabrics and allows for the creation of the famous tie-dye print. Tie-dye allows for original multi-coloured prints. How to do it? On a white fabric such as a sarong or a previously washed and ironed T-shirt, tie knots at least two centimetres apart before soaking it. You can also use rubber bands or cords to tie the knots. Wet your clothes before immersing them in the bath for the time indicated in the instructions for use of the dye used. Rinse it without undoing the knots. If you use hot dye, wash it to drain the excess colour. Let it dry and then undo the knots. Done! After dyeing It is imperative to clean the washing machine by running an empty wash with detergent to prevent traces of dye in your next washes. In addition, dyed fabrics must always be washed separately the first time to purify them and prevent them from bleeding. Now all that's left is for you to put all our advice into practice. Good luck! RED
€9,90
IBERIA CLOTHING DYE - ELECTRIC BLUE Box contents: 2 sachets of dye + packet of colour fixative. What types of fabrics can I dye? Any natural fabric can be dyed, you just need to choose the right dye for each one. For wool, silk and polyamide, use a solid dye. For cotton, linen or viscose, use a liquid dye. Be careful, this type of fabric can sometimes shrink, so be sure to respect the soaking time. And for delicate fabrics, such as muslin, it is best to opt for a cold dye. Remember, synthetic fabrics such as polyester and acrylic do not dye. Products you will need -One or two 1 kg packets of coarse salt. -A color fixative. - A dye in individual sachets. Always choose a product adapted to the material you wish to dye. The IBERIA brand has a wide variety of colours. Our tricks . By hand or machine? All fabrics can be machine dyed, except wool. . Hot dyeing and hand dyeing Use a colour fixative to prevent the clothes from bleeding unless you dye them in the washing machine. In this case it is not necessary. In the event that the colours do leak, there are SOS products, but you must act immediately. . Cold dye After soaking your clothes for 50 minutes in the dye, salt and a fixative, it is recommended to rinse them with cold water until they become clear. Then wash them separately in hot water with detergent to remove any excess dye. . Dye on colored fabrics When you dye a fabric, the dye does not cover the original colour, but mixes with it. For this reason, it is necessary to bleach the fabric before dyeing it. Use a pre-dye bleach, which restores a neutral colour and leaves it ready to be dyed. . Fix the dye After dyeing, the fabric may lose some of its colour after the first wash. To fix it, soak the fabric in cold water with white vinegar. Dyeing in the washing machine - Pour the dye directly into the bottom of the washing machine drum. - Add the necessary amount of salt (one kilo for each whole packet of dye). - Set your washing machine to 60ºC without pre-wash. - Once the programme has finished, wash it with your usual detergent. Choose 60ºC for silk and other delicate fabrics and 90ºC for cotton. - To dry dyed clothes, avoid the sun at all costs and avoid wrinkles that may be indelible. - Steam iron all dyed fabrics. Tie Dye and Tie Dye Print This type of dye is an authentic Japanese craft that has crossed centuries and oceans. It is made on light-based fabrics and allows for the creation of the famous tie-dye print. Tie-dye allows for original multi-coloured prints. How to do it? On a white fabric such as a sarong or a previously washed and ironed T-shirt, tie knots at least two centimetres apart before soaking it. You can also use rubber bands or cords to tie the knots. Wet your clothes before immersing them in the bath for the time indicated in the instructions for use of the dye used. Rinse it without undoing the knots. If you use hot dye, wash it to drain the excess colour. Let it dry and then undo the knots. Done! After dyeing It is imperative to clean the washing machine by running an empty wash with detergent to prevent traces of dye in your next washes. In addition, dyed fabrics must always be washed separately the first time to purify them and prevent them from bleeding. Now all that's left is for you to put all our advice into practice. Good luck! ELECTRIC BLUE
€9,90
IBERIA CLOTHING DYE - YELLOW Box contents: 2 sachets of dye + packet of colour fixative. What types of fabrics can I dye? Any natural fabric can be dyed, you just need to choose the right dye for each one. For wool, silk and polyamide, use a solid dye. For cotton, linen or viscose, use a liquid dye. Be careful, this type of fabric can sometimes shrink, so be sure to respect the soaking time. And for delicate fabrics, such as muslin, it is best to opt for a cold dye. Remember, synthetic fabrics such as polyester and acrylic do not dye. Products you will need -One or two 1 kg packets of coarse salt. -A color fixative. - A dye in individual sachets. Always choose a product adapted to the material you wish to dye. The IBERIA brand has a wide variety of colours. Our tricks . By hand or machine? All fabrics can be machine dyed, except wool. . Hot dyeing and hand dyeing Use a colour fixative to prevent the clothes from bleeding unless you dye them in the washing machine. In this case it is not necessary. In the event that the colours do leak, there are SOS products, but you must act immediately. . Cold dye After soaking your clothes for 50 minutes in the dye, salt and a fixative, it is advisable to rinse them with cold water until they become clear. Then wash them separately in hot water with detergent to remove any excess dye. . Dye on colored fabrics When you dye a fabric, the dye does not cover the original colour, but mixes with it. For this reason, it is necessary to bleach the fabric before dyeing it. Use a pre-dye bleach, which restores a neutral colour and leaves it ready to be dyed. . Fix the dye After dyeing, the fabric may lose some of its colour after the first wash. To fix it, soak the fabric in cold water with white vinegar. Dyeing in the washing machine - Pour the dye directly into the bottom of the washing machine drum. - Add the necessary amount of salt (one kilo for each whole packet of dye). - Set your washing machine to 60ºC without pre-wash. - Once the programme has finished, wash it with your usual detergent. Choose 60ºC for silk and other delicate fabrics and 90ºC for cotton. - To dry dyed clothes, avoid the sun at all costs and avoid wrinkles that may be indelible. - Steam iron all dyed fabrics. Tie Dye and Tie Dye Print This type of dye is an authentic Japanese craft that has crossed centuries and oceans. It is made on light-based fabrics and allows for the creation of the famous tie-dye print. Tie-dye allows for original multi-coloured prints. How to do it? On a white fabric such as a sarong or a previously washed and ironed T-shirt, tie knots at least two centimetres apart before soaking it. You can also use rubber bands or cords to tie the knots. Wet your clothes before immersing them in the bath for the time indicated in the instructions for use of the dye used. Rinse it without undoing the knots. If you use hot dye, wash it to drain the excess colour. Let it dry and then undo the knots. Done! After dyeing It is imperative to clean the washing machine by running an empty wash with detergent to prevent traces of dye in your next washes. In addition, dyed fabrics must always be washed separately the first time to purify them and prevent them from bleeding. Now all that's left is for you to put all our advice into practice. Good luck! YELLOW
€9,90
ANTI-TRANSFER COLOR WIPES La Nave Anti-Color Transfer Wipes help prevent the transfer of colors from one garment to another. Characteristics: Contains 20 anti-transfer wipes Protect your clothes They prevent the colors of your clothes from transferring
€3,03
PONGOTODO WITH LID 50L CREAM
€36,16
ARIANNA WHITE 50L LAUNDRY BASKET
€36,16
x2 PUT EVERYTHING WITH LID Model: ARIANNA Color: WENGE Measurements: 43.5x33.5x55cm
€59,58
CLOTHES BASKET 50 L ARIANNA GRAPHITE Dimensions: 43.5 x 33.5 x 55 cm
€34,74
PONGOTODO 45L INGRID SLATE BLUE
€34,74
I PUT EVERYTHING INGRID METALLIC STYLE MINERAL GREY Capacity: 45 liters
€34,74
ERGONOMIC CLOTHES BASKET 50L HIPSTER BLUE
€147,45
I PUT EVERYTHING IN A 45L BLUE LAUNDRY LID Capacity: 45 liters
€29,19
LAUNDRY BASKET WITH HANDLES 45L BLUE COVERLINE
€26,46
RECTANGULAR LAUNDRY BASKET 35 L ARIANNA WHITE
€25,05
ARIANNA WHITE 30L LAUNDRY BASKET
€25,05
ARIANNA GRAPHITE 30L LAUNDRY BASKET
€25,05
PONGOTODO WITH ARIANNA WENGE LID Measurements: 37.5x27.5x47cm
€23,63
PONGOTODO WITH ARIANNA ANGORA LID Measurements: 37.5x27.5x47cm
€23,63
CLOTHES BASKET WITH LID ARIANNA WHITE Capacity: 23.6 liters
€22,22
Tilting laundry basket for organizing dirty clothes. This laundry basket is sized for a 450 mm module. Its installation is very simple as it includes the mounting template. The basket is opened and closed by means of a folding mechanism which is included in the article reference. The basket is made of white plastic and its fixing plates are made of steel painted in white. Tilting laundry basket for a 450 mm module. Valid for board thicknesses 16, 18, 19 mm. Includes folding mechanism for operating the door. Basket dimensions: 38 cm long x 30.5 cm wide x 50 cm high. Includes screws, mounting instructions and a template for installation. Made of white plastic and white painted steel fastening plates.
€132,14 €127,25
Professional Green Fiber Scouring Pad. Roll. - Measurement: 14 x 600 centimeters. - Color: green. - Green abrasive fiber. - Presented in a roll to be cut according to specific needs. - Recommended use on surfaces where high cleaning power is required. - Reusable and long lasting. - Ideal for dishwashing, paint removal, cleaning and degreasing. - Item known as roll scourer, green scourer, fibre sponge, green fibre roll, kitchen scourer roll, abrasive fibre roll, etc.
€10,13 €8,99
Super Abrasive Scouring Pad - Size: 9x13.5 cm. - Color: gray - High abrasion mesh scourer with foam filling. - Removes the most embedded dirt. - The mesh removes scale and the inner sponge retains water and detergent. - Generates a large amount of foam that contributes to its effectiveness. - Item also known as abrasive scouring pad, kitchen sponge, abrasive sponge, stainless steel pad, stainless steel scouring pad, scouring mesh, etc.
€2,03 €1,40
Gold/Silver Non-Scratch Sponge. Pack of 2 Units. - Measurements: 7x11 cm. - Color: gold and silver - Sponge lined with flexible fibers. - More effective, faster and more comfortable cleaning without scratching thanks to the non-abrasive glossy coating. - It is ideal for delicate areas such as glass ceramic, non-stick surfaces, and surfaces that require more care. - Item also known as steel sponge, Teflon sponge, pot cleaner, pan sponge, cleaning sponge, silver cleaning sponge, gold cleaning sponge, etc.
€2,71 €1,71
Microfiber cloth - Measurements: 30 x 40 cms. - Composition: 80% polyester / 20% polyamide. - Microfibers provide great cleaning and absorption capacity. - Ideal for dry or wet cleaning of any type of surface. - Pack of 5 assorted colors. - Item also known as microfiber cloth, kitchen cloths, kitchen cloths.
€4,95
Stainless steel scouring pads. - Pack of 3 units. - Ideal for cleaning stubborn dirt. - Made of stainless steel. - Item known as wool scouring pad, kitchen scouring pad.
€1,83 €1,42
Oryx folding resin clothesline - Size: 163 x 47 cm. - Made of resin - With wings - Line length: approximately 20 metres. - Easy folding. - Reinforced structure. - Article known as clothesline, clothesline, folding clothesline, clothesline with wings, resin clothesline, clothesline, laundry clothesline.
€25,65 €20,10
Multipurpose Plastic Basket - Measurements: 25x7.5x 11.5/24.5 cm. - Made of plastic. - Ideal for storing clothespins, placing in the shower/bathroom, hanging on the clothesline, - With hanger. - Assorted colors. - Item known as shower basket, clothes pegs basket, laundry basket, bathroom basket, sponge basket, storage basket, kitchen basket, tool basket, pencil basket.
€4,95
Plastic Clothes Pegs (Pack of 24 Pieces). - Made of polypropylene. - Pack of 24 pieces. - Various colors.
€3,92 €2,31
Oryx clothesline - Foldable - Made of resin - With wings - Length of line: 16 metres. - Weight: 6.5 kg. - Article known as clothesline, clothesline, folding clothesline, clothesline with wings, resin clothesline, clothesline, laundry clothesline.
€89,85 €39,29
Oryx clothesline - For radiator - White lacquered iron tube. - White color - Measurements: 50x32cm - Length of line: 2.5 metres. - Weight: 0.4 Kg. - Article known as a clothesline.
€8,64 €6,97
Oryx clothesline - For balcony. - White lacquered iron tube. - White color. - Measurements: 105x55cm - Length of line: 8.4 meters. - Weight: 1.1 Kg. - Article known as a clothesline.
€23,83 €18,08
Folding clothesline - Made of aluminum. - With wings. - Foldable. - Length of line: 12.9 meters. - Weight: 1.7 kg. - Article known as clothesline, clothesline, folding clothesline, clothesline with wings, resin clothesline, clothesline, laundry clothesline.
€73,42 €23,13
Oryx clothesline - Foldable - Metallic - With wings - Length of line: 14.3 meters. - Weight: 2.2 Kg.
€61,40 €12,02
Extendable clothesline - For wall. - Made of aluminum. - Measurement: 1.40 mt. - Length of line: 7 metres. - Weight: 1.9 Kg. - Article known as a clothesline.
€76,10 €25,15
Extendable clothesline - For wall - Made of aluminum - Measurement: 1.20 mt. - Length of line: 6 metres. - Weight: 1.8 Kg. - Article known as a clothesline.
€70,49 €23,13
Aluminum clothesline. - Extensible - For wall - Measurement: 1.00 mt. - Length of line: 5 metres. - Weight: 1.6 Kg. - Article known as a clothesline.
€24,44 €22,12
Clotheslines plate - 2 pieces made of galvanized iron. - Length: 50 cm. - Hole spacing: 6.8 cm. - Capacity for 7 strings. - Article known as a clothesline.
€22,30 €20,10
Clotheslines - For balcony. - 2 pieces made of galvanized iron. - Length: 54 cm. - Hole spacing: 6.8 cm. - Capacity for 7 strings. - Article known as a clothesline.
€30,20
Clotheslines tz - 4 independent strings with individual locking for each string. - High quality automatic clothesline. - Usable at any distance up to approximately 5 meters per rope. - Easy to install, a simple solution for hanging your clothes. - Article known as a clothesline.
€25,37 €23,13
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