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The media file displays an aisle filled with a wide array of cleaning products in a retail store, likely a supermarket or general store, located in Webuye, Kenya. The products are neatly arranged on multiple black shelves and on the floor. The top and middle shelves are dominated by cylindrical containers of scouring powders and washing powders. Visible brands include "Vim," "Sunlight," "Anona," "Pride," "Velvex" (some explicitly stating "Scouring Powder" and "1Kg"), "ATA" (labeled as "Washing Powder" or "Cleaning Powder"), and a "Lemon" variant. These products come in various colors, indicating different scents or formulations. On the far left, stacked packages of powdered detergents like "OMO" and "Safi" are visible. Below, small, colorful tubs of cleaning paste or scourers, branded "Moon" and "Nuruh," are stacked in yellow and green containers. The lowest visible shelf features liquid cleaning products in bottles, such as "Ush," "Ceporide," and "Pride." On the floor, several large white jerry cans of "PRIDE" liquid detergent are displayed, with one bearing a price tag of "83/-", likely denoting Kenyan Shillings. Part of a person's arm or body, clothed in a red and black striped garment, is visible on the far right of the image, suggesting the presence of a customer or store employee in the aisle. The artificial lighting inside the store indicates no specific time of day.
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