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12" x 17" x 3/4" Air Conditioner Drip Cushion Black & Removable AC Rain Cover with Magnetic Pad for Window AC Units,Stops The Noise from Raining 2pcs Barbell Material Premium synthetic leather Color
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12" x 17" x 3 4" Air Conditioner Drip Cushion Black & Removable AC Rain Cover with Magnetic Pad for Window AC Units,Stops The Noise from Raining 2pcs Barbell Material Premium synthetic leather Color Material Premium synthetic leather Color Options Multiple stylish choices available Usage allowing Teenager to get some surprises every day and cultivating their patience 【Easy Installation & Removal】Just put the magnetic ac drip cushion on the top of the window air conditioner outside unit without any tools Air conditioner drip cushions can prevent noise from water dripping on the metal casing
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