Janitized JAN-ORXL2000(3) Premium Replacement Commercial Vacuum Bag for Oreck XL2000, XL8000 & XL9000 Vacuum Cleaners (12-3 Packs) wood floor buffer at a significantly lower price Size:2 1/2 Inch

Name: Janitized JAN-ORXL2000(3) Premium Replacement Commercial Vacuum Bag for Oreck XL2000, XL8000 & XL9000 Vacuum Cleaners (12-3 Packs) wood floor buffer at a significantly lower price Size:2 1/2 Inch
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 2942772215
Price: 53.84 USD
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Janitized JAN ORXL2000(3) Premium Replacement Commercial Vacuum Bag for Oreck XL2000, XL8000 & XL9000 Vacuum Cleaners (12 3 Packs) wood floor buffer at a significantly lower price Size:2 1 2 Inch at a significantly lower price 07 THICKNESS VARI TOOTH TPI 5 8 Precision Engineered Bi Metal Blades XL8000 and XL9000 vacuum cleaners 1 ply filter designed specifically for commercial use

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