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01/05/2012
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No funhouse is complete without a house of mirrors. Whether you are hosting a neighborhood carnival or are turning your home into a haunted house for Halloween, a house of mirrors is easy to install using inexpensive mirror substitutes. Mirror substitutes have more flexibility for creating distortion, are lightweight and easy to manage, and are safer because they are not easily broken like a mirror.
Posted by: castors | 08/18/2012 at 06:38 AM