BITTERGURKA Watering can, white, 2 l
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The idea with BITTERGURKA watering can is that it looks so good that it’s easy leave on display when you’re not using it. Then it’s always close at hand – and makes it easy to remember to water the plants.
Material
- Body:
- Stainless steel, Powder coating
- Handle:
- Bamboo, Clear nitrocellulose lacquer
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
The watering can is both functional and decorative, with a tall slim shape that resembles the trunk of a birch tree.
Carl Hagerling
Material
- Body:
- Stainless steel, Powder coating
- Handle:
- Bamboo, Clear nitrocellulose lacquer
Care
Wipe clean with a damp cloth.
- Colour
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ManufacturerIKEA of Sweden AB
Country Of ManufactureCHINA
ImporterIKEA KOREA
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Warranty InformationQuality assurance is provided according to IKEA quality assurance policy
Exchange & Return ServiceIKEA Korea/ 1670-4532
Launch Date Of Same Model2/1/2017
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Food Sanitation Act Import DeclarationManufacture DateManufactured Date : Refer to product package surface e.g) 1246=12(YY)46(WW)
- 103.680.69
1 × BITTERGURKA
Watering can- Width: 26 cm
- Height: 12 cm
- Length: 31 cm
- Weight: 0.48 kg
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Material
What is stainless steel?
Stainless steel is found in everything from building structures and cars to sinks and knives. It’s easy to see why it has so many uses. Stainless steel is hard and durable and has good resistance to corrosion – namely rust. It generally has a low nickel content, and for IKEA products we mainly use stainless steel that’s nickel-free. Like many other metals, it can be recycled again and again to become new, hardwearing things – without losing its valuable properties.