Laura the Vacuum Model

The long-awaited debut of my vacuum modeling career:
http://sprintus.eu/d_film_n30.html

For all of those who weren't sure you needed a professional-grade, super-silent, high-performance cleaning machine with multiple functions for wet and dry applications... consider yourself converted.


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