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General Electric GE 2pk Plugin LED Night Light White

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$6.00 
General Electric GE 2pk Plugin LED Night Light White
$6.00 
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Add a little bit of light where you need it with the GE LED Plug-In Night Light. This energy-efficient night light operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week, using just pennies worth of electricity a year. Utilizing a lighting material that is extremely cool to the touch, you will never have to worry about replacing a bulb ever again. This high-quality night light provides a bright and uniform light throughout your entire space that is easy on the eyes while providing plenty of guidance during your nighttime routine. This night light is a perfect fit for any room in your home — and having a set of two provides you with even more coverage. They look great in bedrooms, bathrooms, hallways, laundry rooms, kitchens and much more. The modern look of each night light blends in particularly well with your existing décor, no matter your personal style. Experience fantastic evening light with the set of two GE LED Plug-In Night Lights! Model #11311
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