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twelda
Joined 2002
Posts: 1

Reading Moving Sale

22 years ago

I am moving back to the United States in the next few weeks and would like to sell a few things before I go. I have.

I CAN BE REACHED AT [email protected]

Bionaire air humidifier Â£10

Breville handheld mixer Â£10

Norfrost freezer 33"x22"x22" Â£40

Proline 10 cup coffee maker "white" $5

Kids push scooters Â£3

Children's adjustable rollerblades (US size 1-4) Rollerblade brand Â£15 per pair (two pairs)

Hewlett Packard colour DeskJet computer printer Model 895Cxi Â£30

Large potted ficus plant (about 4 1/2 feet high) Â£10

Seven Star step down converter with fuse 300 watt Â£30

Smart 125 watt step down converter with fuse (4 to sell price is each) Â£15

Babyliss hair clippers with attachments and carrying case Â£10

Samsung Digital Answer phone with one handset Â£30

Babyliss Crimping Trio hair crimper/straightener Â£10

Small clear desk lamp from Ikea Â£5

Dragon II Oil Filled Radiator Â£25

Weber black kettle grill Â£15

Push Rotary Lawn Mower Â£15

Royce Union 20 inch 5 speed boys mountain bike Â£35

2 Outdoor resin chairs (Green) Â£4

20 meter reel extension cord Â£12

Clothes line -- about 50 square feet with clothes pins and pin bag Â£25

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