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Heather S.
7 years ago
great ideas
YING J.
7 years ago
great
Chet S.
7 years ago
I use the towels thatabsorb all the extra moisture. One to wash with and one to wipe off with. They can be used on windows mirrors tile sinks and last the toliet. Toss in the wash and reuse.
Victoria E.
7 years ago
works great
Nicole V.
7 years ago
yes..works great
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