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What do you think about this lamp?

last year

What do you think of this lamp Salt lamp ? is there any use for this salt lamp?

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kazzh
last year
They glow prettily, some swear by atmospheric benefits of them….. I have one but it just sits looking like an interesting piece…….maybe I should turn it on occasionally!
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