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@mylinh963b: dây nguồn nồi cơm điện, PC,loa kéo v, v... dài 1, 5m, 3 chấu sạc, ruột bằng đồng vỏ bọc bằng nhựa dẻo rất bền dùng cho nhiều loại đồ điện trong nhà, tiệm điện máy. #daynguon #mylinhdodien #muâtitiktokshop🛍 #xuhuongtiktok
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