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He makes sleek, designer houseware and peddles it via the outlets frequented by those with disposable income whom are always looking out for sleek, designer houseware.

It’s pretty common for student housing for houseware to be handed down from previous tenants when they left.

If the old generation still has some service life it becomes 'houseware' (the 'holy' stuff worn only about the house).

I tend to agree with this advice, but OXO (maker of well-designed houseware products) is a famous counter-example.

Frugal: compare a Linen's n' Things to a chinese houseware store.

Those places have lots of secondhand clothes, houseware, and small appliances.

I recall maybe some clothing items, or houseware/decorations/textiles from Ikea and Zara Home.

Sometimes it’s houseware, a plant or a lawn chair.

Book and excess houseware sale coming, it seems.

What you say is technically correct, but in the sense where you can put rat poison in One of those ceramic cookie jars they sell in houseware shops.

So it may be the price Walmart is willing to pay to ensure nobody is making Jet their new source for houseware products and avoiding the WalMart Brand.

It is true, very used as a prefix, but as a stand-alone name, I can't recall any, and certainly not a houseware brand.

He makes sleek, designer houseware and peddles it via the outlets frequented by those with disposable income whom are always looking out for sleek, designer houseware." That's BS.

He once took me to a small museum where they had on display various "traditional" cooking and houseware items.

It’s often cheaper to “pay it forward” to the next group of students than it is to store cheap houseware.

One thing is just having to buy goods at 25% higher price, another is not being able to buy even basic houseware and "dollar goods" at all.

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