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Name: heating pad for car cigarette lighter Universal Electric Seat Heat Cover Power 12V The Zone Tech mini heating pad is equipped with a timer set to 30 or 45 minutes as well as an automatic temperature control unit Car Heating Cushions Electric Heating
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