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WANTED: Troll/Snuzpod and Sleepyhead


KathrynA

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Hi


We have a sleepyhead delux that was used once, our friend gave us a similar product so we have decided to sell it for ?80. We are a pet and smoke free home and it has literally been used once with a waterproof protector and sheet over the top.


We are in West Dulwich if you are interested.


Thanks

Jess

Hi Jess


Sorry - I only just saw your message. I didn't seem to get notified of it for some reason (must've forgotten to tick a box?)


I've actually got a sleepyhead now. Thanks though.


Still looking for a bedside cot. White Troll is our preference if anyone has one to sell?...


Thanks!

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