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Heavy-Duty Cleaning Sponge

Robust sponge for removing fresh paint residue from tiles, floors and work surfaces. Resistant cellular structure that absorbs effectively without breaking down.


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Eponge Gros Travaux

The Heavy-Duty Cleaning Sponge is designed to withstand the most demanding tasks on your building sites and in your workshops. Made from 100% natural plant fibres, this ultra-resistant sponge combines maximum absorption with remarkable rinsing and wringing ease, ideal for intensive cleaning of tools, surfaces and removal of paint residue.

Technical Specifications

  • Composition: 100% plant fibres for intensive professional use
  • Dimensions: 140 x 90 x 50 mm, size designed for comfortable handling
  • Exceptional resistance to repeated friction and wear
  • Maximum absorption to treat large surfaces quickly
  • Easy rinsing and wringing for prolonged use
  • Machine washable at 90°C with standard laundry detergent
  • Manufactured in Italy to professional quality standards

Application Advice

Rinse the sponge thoroughly before first use. For intensive cleaning work or when using chemical products, systematically wear waterproof gloves to protect your hands. The sponge can be used either damp or wet depending on the cleaning intensity required.

After each use, rinse the sponge thoroughly with clean water and wring it out to remove all residue. For optimal maintenance and to extend its lifespan, you can machine wash it regularly at 90°C with your usual detergent. This deep-cleaning capacity ensures perfect hygiene between jobs.

This sponge is perfect for cleaning brushes and rollers after application, removing fresh paint splashes, and general maintenance of your work surfaces and professional vehicles.

Technical specifications

UseHeavy-duty work, intensive cleaning
TypeBrown vegetable sponge, unbordered
PackagingSingle unit
Dimensions140 x 90 x 50 mm
ResistanceUltra-resistant to repeated friction
Composition100% vegetable fibres
MaintenanceMachine washable at 90°C

Pro tips

Pygmalion tip: Always keep two separate sponges on site: one for preparatory surface cleaning and one for final cleaning. This vegetable sponge withstands repeated machine washing, allowing you to reuse it many times without loss of performance. For degreasing work before painting, wring it out well to avoid excess water that could affect the adhesion of your next coat. Its generous size makes it particularly effective for quickly treating large wall surfaces.

FAQ

Is this sponge suitable for cleaning brushes and rollers?

Yes, the Gros Travaux sponge is perfectly suited for cleaning painting tools. Its resistance to repeated friction and excellent absorption make it a smart choice for removing paint residue from brushes and rollers.

Can this sponge be used with chemical products?

Yes, the sponge can be used with chemical products, but it is essential to wear waterproof gloves when working in humid environments or in contact with these products. Always rinse the sponge after use.

How can I extend the sponge's lifespan?

Rinse the sponge systematically before and after each use. You can wash it regularly in the washing machine at 90°C with standard detergent, which removes residue and preserves its absorption capacity even after many intensive uses.

What is the difference from a standard sponge?

The Gros Travaux sponge stands out for its ultra-reinforced resistance to repeated friction and generous size (140 x 90 x 50 mm). Its 100% vegetable fibres provide maximum absorption, whereas a standard sponge would wear out quickly on intensive construction work.

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