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How Do You Pack It? Pete Mastroianni said...

This is a wonderful example of the ingenuity of the Argentine artisan.
Old technology with a twist.
I have one of them, I have been using one for over 2 years and it performs great. It seldom gets clogged and it is a breeze to clean. Simply pull the spring loaded cover over the edge and release. Rinse with warm water and replace cover.
Try it, you will never return to the traditional bulb end bombilla.

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