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RRP: £3
Year: 2004

Description: Makes drying wet gear easy wherever you are. * Twisted elasticated cord with 2 x hooks for attachment. * Hangs almost anywhere. * Needs no pegs. * Length 1.2 metres. (2 metres stretched.

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