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CA 26-27 2009-291-116:Layout 1 1/16/10 2:48 PM Page 1 New kitchen complements 26 CA 26-27 2009-291-116:Layout 1 1/16/10 2:48 PM Page 2 seasonal décor Tupperware® Neoprene Oven Mitt and Pot Holders Add bursts of vibrant color to your a b kitchen to celebrate the season. Tupperware décor fits perfectly into any space and adds fabulous flair. Chic and functional, these new products provide protection while cooking and make a real fashion statement. a Spring Neoprene Oven Mitt 1515 Rhubarb/Berry Bliss $18.75 G b Spring Neoprene Pot Holders d Set of two. G new! 1516 Rhubarb/Berry Blisss $32.50 c Spring Adjustable Apron Cook in style with this adjustable apron made from 100% cotton. Pull tie strings to adjust the fit. Large front pocket is big enough to hold Microfiber Towel. G 1517 $32.50 d Spring Microfiber Kitchen Towel Set Absorb up to eight times their weight in water. c 15 x 25”/38 x 63.5 cm. Set of two. G 1518 Rhubarb/Berry Bliss $23.75 e Spring Food and Fashion Set Have it all for one low price! 6-pc. set includes items a-d above. $107.50 value. G 1514 $96.25 e Prices do not include taxes. 27 CA 28-29 2009-291-116:Layout 1 1/16/10 2:51 PM Page 1 a Microfiber Dusting Mitt Flexible mitt wipes away dirt and dust. Use dry or with a spritz of dusting product. 1 1 1 6 ⁄2 x 10 ⁄2"/16 ⁄2 x 26.7 cm. G 1025 Sage Green $18.00 b Microfiber Sponge Set a Unique Microfiber Sponges offer two options for cleaning. The waffle weave fabric is durable enough for scrubbing pots and pans. The soft bristle weave is soft enough washing a car or cleaning countertops. Set of four. G 1018 Tangelo/Margarita $21.00 c Microfiber Dishcloth Set Fast-drying, vented weave reduces the opportunity for bacterial growth. Place in top rack of dishwasher for easy cleaning. 8 x 8"/ 20 x 20 cm. Set of two. G 1022 Thyme Green $11.50 c b new! e d Tumbler and Seal Brushes The perfect accessory for cleaning Tupperware® products and hard-to-reach spaces around the home. Set of four. G d 1017 Lupine/Rhubarb/Grape Fizz/Vineyard $16.25 e Spring Cleaning Set Have it all for one low price! Set includes items a, b, d and f. $79.00 value. G 1525 $70.75 28 CA 28-29 2009-291-116:Layout 1 1/16/10 2:52 PM Page 2 f Microfiber Window & Mirror Cleaning Cloth Set Use dry with a spritz of water or your favorite cleaning products. décor Leaves streak and lint-free shine! 16 x 16"/40 x 40 cm. Set of two. G 1027 Celery Green $23.75 f Keep it clean g g Microfiber Kitchen Towel Set Durable Microfiber Kitchen Towels absorb up to eight times their weight in water. 15 x 25”/38 x 63.5 cm. Set of two. G 1026 Basil Green $23.75 Prices do not include taxes. 29.

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