Silicone Mug Wraps

Sell it, swap it, buy it....give it away!
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pisquee
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Re: Silicone Mug Wraps

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Ages ago I bought in 100 silicone mug wraps for trying to use a conventional full-sized domestic kitchen oven for mug printing. Unfortunately, with our mugs being a custom size they were a bit too small to not get enough pressure from them, so after a few 100 wasted mugs trying to perfect it, we gave up, and the wraps have sat on a shelf in the warehouse collecting dust. The oven thankfully is now doing a grand job for what it is meant to do in our kitchen at home!

Anyways, I have about 20 new, unused, and still boxed, and I think, around 75 used ones - they'll only have been used a few times each before giving up, so plenty of life left in them.

I have them on Ebay, at £5 per used, and £15 per new, including packaging, delivery, and VAT, but happy to deal outside of Ebay/PayPal and send out invoices for BACS payment for DSF members. Prices negotiable, especially if you want to buy more than a few.

Will be sent Royal Mail 24 for up to 2kg, and Parcel Force 24 if over 2kg

Ebay ad here FYI
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Silicone-10-1 ... MT8CkFFpLA
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harlequeen
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Hi I wouldn't mind trying some of your used ones. Could you let me now how much the postage would be for 4 please.
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Hi
Same here
Children are bit bit like flatulence....you can just about put up with your own
technick
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Just ordered some :)
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Post by Json »

Thanks for the heads up on this. Just bought a couple on ebay.
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