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Duck Active Liquid with Stain Repellex ® cleans, freshens and helps repel stains with every flush.
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This is another of the bowl-rim clip-on style dispensers, with replaceable fluid catridges. Very easy to assemble, place, and later replace.
I was curious about the sliding panel at the deployment area. It appeared to regulate the rate of fluid flow, however, no matter what I set it at, the fluid ran freely and rapidly, reducing it's lifespan to a mere 12 days. Perhaps if you just ignore it, it won't be a problem... one has to hope, at least, or there are serious design issues needing attention.
On the topic of it's short and powerful lifespan, the bathroom REEKED of it, it was often too much to bear, especially on hot muggy days. The cloying scent hanging around in a hot moist fog of still air... it's not a good thing.
Overall, quite let down about this. I feel is was an inferior result from a reputable brand, and further investigations are underway.
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