Sandia Sniper Hard Surface Extractor, Heated 12 Gallon, 100–800 PSI, Dual Purpose Carpet Odor Removal Solutions Made in the USA: Crafted Size:Fresh Lemon 5 Gallon

Name: Sandia Sniper Hard Surface Extractor, Heated 12 Gallon, 100–800 PSI, Dual Purpose Carpet Odor Removal Solutions Made in the USA: Crafted Size:Fresh Lemon 5 Gallon
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 35824902107
Price: 1947.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2016 (15 reviews)

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Sandia Sniper Hard Surface Extractor, Heated 12 Gallon, 100–800 PSI, Dual Purpose Carpet Odor Removal Solutions Made in the USA: Crafted Size:Fresh Lemon 5 Gallon Made in the USA: Crafted with precision and quality for long lasting performance 5" aluminum vacuum tube Sandia products have The controls are recessed in the machine and stay protected during use

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