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How often should you clean plastic toys?
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Nursery and Playroom Decor


Carnival Mirror



$25
carenivalmirror.com

The 24" X 52" unbreakable distortion mirror is made of a thin, flexible and reflectible material that is easily mounted onto any wall, door or flat surface by non-marking adhesive tabs. A child can manipulate his/her reflection in the mirror (skinny, large, short, tall, funny, scary) by adjusting the sticky tabs. The mirror can also be rolled for storage. As a fun accessory to a playroom, playing with the mirror can stimulate a child’s imagination and creativity.

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