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Hi,
I have an old but very comfy mattress to give away, in very good state. It has some rips on the underside cover (couldn't take a good picture so just showing where it is more or less) as well as some small stains so by no means a new item BUT it's VERY comfortable and it has served us perfectly fine until now (only changing from a queen size bed in the spare room to a crib for the newcomer). So as long as you don't mind the aesthetics it will serve you too, we just don't have any storage space and don't need it anymore. Pick up Lynfield but if the pick up is the problem let us know and we might try to help.
Contact Enrique 02108175315 or Kasia 02102540127
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