Zenith by Danco Crack and Crevice Cleaner, Weeding and Crevice Cleaning Tool (12027A)
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Monday, Feb 16
Style: Crack & Crevice Cleaner
Features
- EASILY CLEARS AWAY THE DIRT AND WEEDS: The Crack and Crevice Cleaner is a weed remover that is the perfect tool for weeding driveways, sidewalks, lawn pathways, decks, yard brick-work, walkways, patios, and anywhere weeds are growing in the cracks and crevices
- LONG AND SHORT BLADES: The long blades are great for cleaning out deeper cracks in concreate or wood decks while the short blades work best with composite decks these blades come in different lengths and thicknesses so you can get into just about any crack or crevice
- SCREW ONTO BROOM POLE OR PAINT HANDLE: Attaches to any standard push broom poles or paint handles saving you the trouble of bending and/or kneeling to get into between those annoying cracks and crevices
- COMPACT AND EASY TO STORE: The Crack and Crevice Cleaner is small and compact allowing for easy storage by removing the tool from the handle attachment you can easily store this weeding tool inside your tool box
- THERES A DANCO FOR THAT BRAND ADVANTAGE: This Crack & Crevice Cleaners comes with the trusted, reliable Danco brand. For more than 50 years, Danco has continued to develop products to support the novice DIYer to the most proficient Pro. If you are looking for that specific product to help facilitate any home improvement project, Danco is here for you to complete your next DIY project.
Description
Introducing the Crack and Crevice Cleaner from the Zenith by Danco tool line. It effortlessly removes weeds and dirt from between concrete cracks or gaps in wood planks on your deck. The sharp edge of the weeding tool easily removes those unwanted and unsightly weeds from view. By attaching the Crack and Crevice Cleaner to a broom pole or paint handle, you can say goodbye to bending and kneeling to get to those weeds. Now you can get into those difficult spots while standing. Get the Zenith by Danco Crack and Crevice Cleaner today and easily remove debris from your patio deck or driveway cracks!
Manufacturer: Danco
Part Number: 12027A
Item Weight: 3.52 ounces
Package Dimensions: 3.07 x 2.95 x 2.8 inches
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: 12027A
Style: Crack & Crevice Cleaner
Power Source: hand_powered
Item Package Quantity: 1
Included Components: (1) Crack and Crevice Cleaner Tool
Batteries Required?: No
Date First Available: June 6, 2023
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Monday, Feb 16
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