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Swiffer Dusters, Refill


Traps And Locks Dust!
10 Disposable Dusters (Handle not included)
This is no ordinary feather duster! It has the trapping power of Swiffer® in a fluffy, go-anywhere form. Swiffer Dusters™ use thousands of soft, fluffy fibers that can change shape to fit wherever they must go with a handle that allows you to get to where your hand can't reach. You'll be surprised to discover how easy it is to dust both small places and large areas! It works so well that you may actually begin to like dusting. When you're finished cleaning, just toss the duster and the dust into the garbage.
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Mr. Beams MB723 Battery-Powered Motion-Sensing LED Stick-Anywhere Nightlight, 3-Pack


LED Battery Operated Motion Sensor Mr Beams Stick Anywhere Night Light 3 Pack

InterDesign Fabric Waterproof Shower Curtain Liner


This fabric curtain by InterDesign is 100% waterproof, and can be used as a shower curtain, or as a liner. It features a weighted bottom hem that keeps the curtain against your tub, keeping your floors dryer. This multi function product is also mold and mildew resistant!

20th Century Masters: The Best Of Etta James (Millennium Collection)


Few vocalists can muster the power and sass of Etta James when she's rocking the mike on classic R&B tunes like "Tell Mama" or "Something's Got a Hold on Me." But James also had a way with a ballad, and her sensitive readings of songs such as "At Last" and "All I Could Do Was Cry" made her a fan favorite in the early '60s. Had she not been sidelined for a while by an addiction to heroin, today we might think of James, not Aretha, as the Queen of Soul. Because this set offers only 11 cuts, it's generally inferior to Her Best: The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection, which boasts 20 tunes. Still, it's a satisfying intro to the delightful "Miss Peaches" nonetheless. --Daniel Durchholz

Her Best - The Chess 50th Anniversary Collection


Whether she sings string-laden pop ballads, lively soul, or gritty electric blues, James's high-powered, enormously expressive voice displays a knack for passionate blues inflections. Emotionally charged ballads including "At Last" and "All I Could Do is Cry" find James blasting through the orchestra with unearthly wails and moans. "If I Can't Have You," a duet with Harvey Fuqua, drops the orchestra in favor of horn-driven R&B and "Something's Got a Hold On Me" is a gospel-flavored romp reminiscent of Ray Charles. A live version of Jimmy Reed's "Baby, What You Want Me to Do" shows her raunchiest Chicago-blues style, and "In the Basement," with Sugar Pie DeSanto, is a funky workout. Also here are three classics from her soul-drenched 1967 Muscle Shoals sessions. --Marc Greilsamer