Rubbermaid Clamp Cotton String Wet Mop Head, White - FGV15800WH00 Grab Bar Filter strips made from recycled

Name: Rubbermaid Clamp Cotton String Wet Mop Head, White - FGV15800WH00 Grab Bar Filter strips made from recycled
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 96230452855
Price: 100.75 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4122 (12 reviews)

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Rubbermaid Clamp Cotton String Wet Mop Head, White FGV15800WH00 Grab Bar Filter strips made from recycled Filter strips made from recycled fibers remove floating oil and other hydrocarbons Easy towel removal ensures one towel per pull and user touches nothing but the towel they use This all purpose wet mop makes cleaning a breeze with its 4 ply cotton fibers The Rubbermaid Commercial cut end wet mop is an economical floor mop for general purpose cleaning

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