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04-18-2012, 09:06 AM
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Wow, I'm thinking the beeping one didn't sell well. I never saw one, and without an off switch I'm not surprised.
One of the big companies was local, Rotman. They were primarily a waterbed maker, but had the machines making sheets. Some of the local guys used to go there to pick up their orders. Steve B 
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