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Parenting mom must see! Suriko's new breaking news!

It sold out last year.

Surico × Quickle collaboration product 🫧

Cleaning the floor every day when raising children...

Even a little cute

Are you motivated? lol

This collaboration goods

The color was too cute 😍💓

Let's go buy early from the premonition and sold out immediately!

※ Some products are available at drugstores nationwide

On sale from November 1st at home centers

[Product Details]

① Quickle Magnet Wiper 2,750 yen

Item No.: 2523-KAO-03-000

② Quickle Handy 330 yen

Item No.: 2523-KAO-01-000

③ Cleaning wiper storage single 880 yen

Item No.: 2523-KAO-07-000

Handy Cleaner Magnet Storage 330 yen

Item No.: 2523-KAO-09-000

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# Surico New Products

2025/10/21 Edited to

スリコの新作コラボ商品は、特に子育て世代のママに大好評のようで、実際に使ってみると毎日の掃除が楽しくなりました。マグネット付きのワイパーは、壁や網戸の掃除にも便利で、片手で簡単に装着できるのが嬉しいポイントです。私も床掃除が面倒に感じることが多かったのですが、このかわいい限定カラーを使い始めてからは、やる気がアップ！子どもがリビングで遊んでいる間も、サッと取り出して手軽に掃除できるので、とても助かっています。さらにハンディワイパーや収納グッズも揃えておくと、掃除用具をすっきり片付けられて便利。家事の時短にもつながりますよ。限定カラーと売り切れの噂もあるため、気になる方は早めにドラッグストアやホームセンターでの発売日（11月1日）をチェックしておくと良いでしょう。

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