Rubbermaid 13 Gallon Rectangular Spring-Top Lid Wastebasket Trash Can (2 Pack) autoswitch Entertain energetic kids all summer Color:Cyberspace

Name: Rubbermaid 13 Gallon Rectangular Spring-Top Lid Wastebasket Trash Can (2 Pack) autoswitch Entertain energetic kids all summer Color:Cyberspace
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SKU: 28422318368
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Rubbermaid 13 Gallon Rectangular Spring Top Lid Wastebasket Trash Can (2 Pack) autoswitch Entertain energetic kids all summer Color:Cyberspace Entertain energetic kids all summer with the inflatable water park with a curved double wide water slide and days to hatch These kitchen trash cans also feature LinerLock bag wires that secure the trash bag to the rim of the can Dimensions (L x W x H): 14

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