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  1. NO STOOP PICK UP (MODEL G427) The No Stoop Pick Up, model G427, is a one-hand dustpan with a 26-inch handle designed to assist individuals who have difficulty bending over to sweep and wheelchair users. The bin folds to trap dirt. The handle is made of enamel metal. The small broom has a 30-inch handle. COLOR: Black....[More Information]

  2. SWEEPEZE ELECTRIC DUST PAN Picture of SWEEPEZE ELECTRIC DUST PAN The SweepEZE Electric Dust Pan is a dustpan designed for use by individuals with upper extremity, lower extremity, or mobility disabilities. This automatic device uses patent-pending technology in which an infrared beam located at the base of the unit flows continuously. When this beam is broken, a vacuum automatically activates and clears the debris. POWER: Uses 110 volts and 600 watts and has a power cord. DIMENSIONS: 7 x 9.25 x 16.5 inches. The power cord is 6 feet long. WEIGHT: 7 pounds. WAR...[More Information]

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