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Well, floppy disks were previously known to store data, but now retailer American Science & Surplus makes the disks useful again. The Mock-Floppy Brush is a floppy disk with a 2-1/2″ long row of anti-static nylon brushes on the end of it. You can dust your computer and around it. It comes in colors of lime, tangerine or grape and sells for $1.95 each.
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