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    Anonymous    		 Grout Bully - Better Way to Clean Grout
    5.0 P.O. BOX 13184 Bridgeport CT 06673 877-288-2972 http://www.groutbully.com/

    Someone sent me a link to Grout Bully. I was wondering about its active ingredient to see whether it's a cleanser or paint of some kind (looks like paint in the commercial). Just...

    #309217
    Apr 01, 2012
    		 213

    Anonymous    		 Grout Bully scams people with insane shipping costs they don't tell you about
    5.0 P.O. BOX 13184 Bridgeport CT 06673 877-288-2972 http://www.groutbully.com/

    My husband ordered grout bully from a tv ad. The offered free sponges and extra bottles of grout bully for free. Well, the finaly bill totalled $77.70. I had to find that even o...

    #306146
    Mar 20, 2012
    		 338

    CSYhydro    		 Don't Buy Grout Bully - False Charges
    5.0 P.O. BOX 13184 Bridgeport CT 06673 877-288-2972 http://www.groutbully.com/

    Don't buy Grout Bully, they are a scam!!!They charged me about twice what they said at checkout (an additional $41 for shipping and handling on top of shipping and handli...

    #283803
    Dec 24, 2011
    		 3116
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