Hygieia Hygiene Filter | For Miele Boost CX1 Series Vacuum Cleaners | SF-HY60 Replacement PROPK3 which are of exquisite workmanship Metal Color:Tiger Eye

Name: Hygieia Hygiene Filter | For Miele Boost CX1 Series Vacuum Cleaners | SF-HY60 Replacement PROPK3 which are of exquisite workmanship Metal Color:Tiger Eye
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SKU: 96928443200
Price: 22.99 USD
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Hygieia Hygiene Filter For Miele Boost CX1 Series Vacuum Cleaners SF HY60 Replacement PROPK3 which are of exquisite workmanship Metal Color:Tiger Eye which are of exquisite workmanship Nominal flow rate: 6 while providing air flow to keep your vacuum functioning well and keep the air clean Miele Boost CX1 Cat Dog PowerLine SNCFO

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