Comforfeel Refrigerator Door Kitchen Appliance Handle Covers, Keep Kitchen Appliance Handle Clean (Red)
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Comforfeel Refrigerator Door Kitchen Appliance Handle Covers, Keep Kitchen Appliance Handle Clean (Red)
- KEEP HANDLE CLEAN: These cover is designed to keep kitchen appliances handle off from stain, dirty kid hands, water and fingerprints, it can be used on handle of fridge, microwave, oven, kitchen cabinet, dish washer and other appliances
- INCLUDING:Includes three covers, each made with soft felt.two covers for your refrigerator handles, plus one for your oven or microwaves
- PERFECT FITTING:Two longer covers measures 15 inches in length and is perfect for refrigerators handles.shorter cover measure 5.9 inches and are designed for oven or microwaves...it is fit for handle with perimeter about 3.2 inch.
- EASY TO ATTACH AND REMOVE: Each handle cover has a top to bottom Velcro for a secure fit
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