Micralite toro (?90), buggy snuggle (?20), gro anywhere blackout blind (15)

By kfc2010
January 9, 2016 in The Family Room Classifieds

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Posted January 9, 2016

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Posted January 9, 2016

All from smoke free, pet free home. Pick up from Herne hill (SE24)

Red micralite toro, includes carry cot and travel bag. Bought in Sept 2010, used by 2 little cherubs and ready for next owners. good condition, great price. Perfect for public transport, light and easily maneouvrable with one hand. ?90

Stripey buggy snuggle - good as new, fleecey, machine washable, fits any buggy. ?20

Gro anywhere blackout blind - good as new, has suction pads to stick to window, max size ?198 by 130cm. ?15

PM with your email for photos/to arrange to view/pick up.

Katie

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