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Suction Cup Pack Of 100

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Suction Cup Pack Of 100
Suction Cup Pack Of 100
$43.95 USD
A $95.00 value.
Item# 5266C   In Stock
  • Attach securely to virtually any clean, flat surface
  • Use to hang suncatchers and decorative glass in windows
  • Secure to a mirror to keep jewelry close at hand
  • Pack of 100 suction cups measuring 1-5/8" in diameter
  • Holds up to 5 lbs

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Handy for hanging suncatchers and other decorative glass in windows. Suction cups are made of clear plastic and come with a hook. 1-5/8" diameter. Save on this pack of one hundred! Has a 5 lb weight limit per suction cup.

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5 out of 5 stars
  •   Works great
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Pros : These hold very nicely
Cons : None
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Pros : These things STICK. Never had a problem with one falling yet. Really worth the price.
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Pros : Nice quality. I hav used these exclusively for years.
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Other Thoughts : Stick well, clean windows only.
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