Rubbermaid Nylon Slide On 3-51/64" x 18" Wet Mop Head and Handle, Yellow - FGQ97900YL00 Toilet Paper Type-Single Roll Airflow: 77 to 200 scfm

Name: Rubbermaid Nylon Slide On 3-51/64" x 18" Wet Mop Head and Handle, Yellow - FGQ97900YL00 Toilet Paper Type-Single Roll Airflow: 77 to 200 scfm
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 73770735762
Price: 330.55 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0135 (15 reviews)

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Rubbermaid Nylon Slide On 3 51 64" x 18" Wet Mop Head and Handle, Yellow FGQ97900YL00 Toilet Paper Type Single Roll Airflow: 77 to 200 scfm Airflow: 77 to 200 scfm The HT Roll will quickly become your mat of choice for saving time and money on your industrial application Replacement pads and string mops sold separately Backpack features a time saving 1 1 2 gal

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