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[ETL Listed] 2-Pack 16 AWG 2 Prong Extension Cord 6 ft, 13A 3-Outlet Extension Cords with Tamper Guard, 13 Amp, 1625 Watts, White Makeup Bag (see below for QR code)
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[ETL Listed] 2 Pack 16 AWG 2 Prong Extension Cord 6 ft, 13A 3 Outlet Extension Cords with Tamper Guard, 13 Amp, 1625 Watts, White Makeup Bag (see below for QR code) (see below for QR code) [Wide Application] These bag handle protectors are suitable for wrapping luggage Includes a tamper guard for added safety when unused Versatile Indoor Extension Cords: These white extension cords extend the reach of a 2 prong power cable for indoor devices like lamps
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