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מכונת כביסה קריסטל דגם VW8400
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| טוב | שום דבר |
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| סביר | שום דבר |
| רע | קיבולת, מהירות סחיטה, תוכניות, צריכת חשמל |
קריסטל במכונות כביסה
| מס' חוות דעת | 5 |
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| ציון ממוצע של גולשים | 2.4 |
| שביעות רצון | 5.9 |
| פופולריות | 6.9 |
| ציון כולל | 5.9 |
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מכונת כביסה פתח חזית 8 ק''ג 14 תוכניות 1200 סל''ד Crystal VW8400 - צבע לבן. מכונת כביסה פתח חזית 8 ק''ג 14 תוכניות 1200 סל''ד מבית Crystal, חסכונית במיוחד עם דירוג אנרגטי A, קלה ונוחה להפעלה עם תצוגת LED ידידותית.
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1370₪
21.12 |
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מכונת כביסה פתח חזית 8 ק"ג Crystal VW8400
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1492₪
29.01 |
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מכונת כביסה קריסטל 8 ק"ג חזית Crystal VW8400
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1500₪
03.07 |
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מכונת כביסה פתח חזית 8 ק''ג דגם VW8400 מבית Crystal
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1590₪
11.06 |
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מכונת כביסה פתח חזית 8 ק''ג 14 תוכניות 1200 סל''ד Crystal VW8400 - צבע לבן. מכונת כביסה פתח חזית 8 ק''ג 14 תוכניות 1200 סל''ד מבית Crystal, חסכונית במיוחד עם דירוג אנרגטי A, קלה ונוחה להפעלה עם תצוגת LED ידידותית.
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1370₪
21.12 |
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מכונת כביסה פתח חזית 8 ק"ג Crystal VW8400
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1492₪
29.01 |
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מכונת כביסה קריסטל 8 ק"ג חזית Crystal VW8400
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1500₪
03.07 |
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מכונת כביסה פתח חזית 8 ק''ג דגם VW8400 מבית Crystal
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1590₪
11.06 |
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