610 days ago

Goldair 2000W Electric Ceramic Tower Heater

Keith from Ōmokoroa

Model GCT225
Oscillating and fast heating, the Goldair GCT225 is a 2000W ceramic tower heater that is a great option for keeping your warm this winter. With 2 heat settings, you can choose a comfortable heat option. The heater features an adjustable thermostat, safety tip over switch and overheat protection.
•2000W oscillating and fast heating ceramic tower heater

•2 heat setting for the ultimate comfort
•Adjustable thermostat
•Safety tip over switch
•Overheat protection
It is a current model with a RRP $89.95. Selling here for half price - $45!

Phone or text O21 377 587

Price: $45

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The Summer Kiwi Quiz is back by popular demand

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