SYNYEY Room Dust Corner Guard, 100 Pieces Soft Clear Stair Inside Corner Dust Guard Tools, Portable Cupboard Furniture Corner Tool for Home

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The Ally bathroom basin gives a simplistic yet elegant style to your bathroom. Ideal for both home & commercial use. A versatile basin made from high-quality ceramic that’s extremely resistant to scratches and stains, and will not fade over time. The flat bottom style has softly rounded corners to prevent dust accumulation and facilitate cleaning. This white and delicate ceramic bathroom sink can always feed the taste of fashion and is never out of style.

If you’ve already done that, your item hasn’t arrived, or it’s not as described, you can report that to Etsy by opening a case. Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired inside corner accent / trim corner decoration (set of 2) available in natural or 12 other finishes-FLW set LThis distinctive feature was originally about form and function. But these days, stair rods are more of an aesthetic item, since carpet is generally installed by stapling it to the surface below. It’s best for you and your runner that your carpet is properly installed! Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Before vacuum cleaners were invented, sweeping dust out of stair corners was a major headache. Stair corner dust guards were created in the 1890s to help simplify sweeping.

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