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Li'l Dripdrop Watering Can

$ 2,128 $ 2,660
20% off
Details
  • Polished stainless steel
  • Suitable for indoor/outdoor use
  • Holds 40 fl oz of water
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Dimensions
Overall
4"w 18"d 12"h
10cm w 46cm d 30cm h
Weight
2 lbs
0.9 kg
A dimensional drawing of the Li'l Dripdrop Watering Can
A dimensional drawing of the Li'l Dripdrop Watering Can
Cleaning + Care
  • To remove dirt and fingerprints, clean with a slightly damp, soft cloth. Wipe completely dry with a soft cloth.


Cleaning + Care

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Thirst trap. Flashing polished stainless steel, a graceful spout and an equally elegant handle, Li’l Dripdrop gives your plants life. And 40 fl.oz of water.

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A stainless steel gooseneck watering can with a cylindrical body, loop handle, and long, thin spout, shown on a plain white background.

Li'l Dripdrop Watering Can

$ 2,128 $ 2,660
20% off
$ 2,128 $ 2,660
20% off

Pairs well with:

Delicious Medium Marble Tray $ 2,544 $ 3,180
Minimalista Console Table en Marble
Color: Marble
Minimalista Console Table
$ 20,760
$ 25,950

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