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Name: cigarette lighter heater for car walmart 2 in1 Fast Heating and Cooling Heaters , Portable Car Heater,12v Car and Defroster, Car Heater That Plugs into 360°Degree This heater is ideal for defrosting or demisting window and windscreens.Also can be used as a fan to cool you down in the summer Defroster Car Fan 12v Car
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SKU: 42381184368
Price: 26.36 USD
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Changing it is easy and keeps your lighter working like new

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