brand new tommee tippee perfect prep machine

By lhalldaisy
September 19, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted September 19, 2016

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Posted September 19, 2016

never been opened!

I bought this end of June from john lewis in prep for when i started bottle feedimg. a couple of friends said it saved their lives. I'm still breastfeeding so not started using it yet nor have i even open the box. I have the receipt to prove where I got it and how old it is. We are relocating to the states in January and i've checked with tommee tippee about using it in the states and they have advised me not to due to the different voltage etc. So rather than open it and use for a couple of months here before I go, then sell it on, I'm selling it brand spanking new, never ever been used or opened. Looks like it will be the old fashioned way for a couple of months.

Bought John Lewis ?69.99 selling for ?50

thanks

Lisa

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