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KINDERTOOLS GRIPPERSCRUBBER NAIL BRUSH    

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Picture of KINDERTOOLS GRIPPERSCRUBBER NAIL BRUSH The GripperScrubber is a nailbrush designed for use by children with limited grasping ability. The brush features short scrubbing bristles and a plastic handle with two triangular openings into which the child's fingers slip. The user may also wrap his or her hand around the handle. A bar of bubblegum-scented anti-bacterial soap is included with this brush. COLOR: Assorted.

Notes: Kindertools is a registered trademark and GripperScrubber is a trademark. ** This product is also included in the Kindertools Kindy's Toolbox (see separate entry).

Price: Contact manufacturer.

This product record was updated on October 1, 2007.

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Manufacturer:

Kindertools Products, LLC

15931 Parkside Drive
Parker , Colorado 80134
United States
Telephone: 866-554-3515 or 303-840-0770.
Fax: 303-840-2236.
Web: http://www.kindertools.com.
Email: info@kindertools.com.


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