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09/05/2007

Faucet.com has every faucet imaginable

If you’re looking to renovate your bathroom, don’t forget you can buy tub and shower faucets at Faucet.com. They have the major brands including Moen, Price Pfisher, Kohler, American Standard and others with 40 different models. A single click provides technical information and shows parts and finishes. Purchase is easy and they offer free shipping on orders over $200. The savings on each model looks good. Their info center pages contain very helpful overview materials that explain the differences between models. If you want to keep the same brand throughout your house, this is easy to do by looking for a manufacturer’s offerings. Don’t miss this site when doing your remodeling.

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China 2007

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