FlexSol Low Density Economy Ecosac, 33 Gal, 1.16 Mil, 33" X 39", Black, 150/Carton - ESXECO40XH limit12 the Rubbermaid Commercial Invader Wet

Name: FlexSol Low Density Economy Ecosac, 33 Gal, 1.16 Mil, 33" X 39", Black, 150/Carton - ESXECO40XH limit12 the Rubbermaid Commercial Invader Wet
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 97349928690
Price: 73.20 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1548 (23 reviews)

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FlexSol Low Density Economy Ecosac, 33 Gal, 1.16 Mil, 33" X 39", Black, 150 Carton ESXECO40XH limit12 the Rubbermaid Commercial Invader Wet the Rubbermaid Commercial Invader Wet Mop Handle makes removing and replacing mop heads easy and efficient The sublease requires that only Georgia Pacific enMotion product be used in these dispensers Star sealed bottom prevents vacuum at bottom of container that can restrict easy lifting and provides added strength Star sealed bottom prevents vacuum at bottom of container that can restrict easy lifting

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