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Alfred Dustpan and Brush by Tom Chludil

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Curved plywood embodies an elegant dust collector. The three piece design clicks the brush to the pan also the handle to the base tightly by magnetic force. The housekeeper is named Alfred: respectable, efficient, a true minimalist, a pleasant looker. Adding to your home some beauty, taking from your floors some dirty. Created by Tom Chludil.

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