stromsparender wasserkocher Vektra VEK-1703R Vakuumisolierter, Doppelwandiger mit Temperatureinstellung – 1,7L, Rot, Edelstahl, kabelfrei, EU-Stecker,Energiesparend attr-lightweight

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stromsparender wasserkocher Vektra VEK-1703R Vakuumisolierter, Doppelwandiger mit Temperatureinstellung – 1,7L, Rot, Edelstahl, kabelfrei, EU-Stecker,Energiesparend attr-lightweight

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stromsparender wasserkocher Vektra VEK-1703R Vakuumisolierter, Doppelwandiger mit Temperatureinstellung – 1,7L, Rot, Edelstahl, kabelfrei, EU-Stecker,Energiesparend attr-lightweight

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