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NEW PRODUCTS
Scented Products
from Sweet Rock
Portable
noise and a little fl ash of light,
Insect Zapper
and he is done for.
Fast Selling
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The TIZ model is the same
size as the original unit, but
Incense
no stain on the wall, window,
weighs 1 1/2 ounces more
or when camping. No stains on
because of the better protection. Powder
the tent or camper. This unit
The TIZ model also uses Two
Sticks/Cones
has 2,400 volts of power, with
D size batteries, for months of
criss-cross protective screens
zapping power. There are three
Burners
that are twice the thickness of
zapping areas on the new model:
Air Fresheners
the original. Its new design gives
the two sides of the entire head,
complete support to the guards,
and at the very end of the head
Fragrance Oils
to prevent bending. Even though
there is a zapping area in a 1/4
it has a warning label stating,
inch restricted opening on the
FREE Demos
do not to touch the head while
end of the racket head. This unit
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it is on, if it is touched even with
is designed so you can Zap the
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fi ngertips, there is NO shock. For
insects in corners, or directly
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protective screen and the center
appliances. Just listen for the
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Electrode screen causes a snap
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