STAYCOOL 16in / 40cm Wall Fan / 3 Speed Settings / 90 Degree Oscillation/Vertical Tilt/Pull Cord Operation / 45w / Quiet Motor/Easy Installation/Safety Grill/Wall Mountable / F1421WH / White

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STAYCOOL 16in / 40cm Wall Fan / 3 Speed Settings / 90 Degree Oscillation/Vertical Tilt/Pull Cord Operation / 45w / Quiet Motor/Easy Installation/Safety Grill/Wall Mountable / F1421WH / White

STAYCOOL 16in / 40cm Wall Fan / 3 Speed Settings / 90 Degree Oscillation/Vertical Tilt/Pull Cord Operation / 45w / Quiet Motor/Easy Installation/Safety Grill/Wall Mountable / F1421WH / White

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