Boardwalk - High Density Industrial Can Liners Flat Pack, 60 gal, 13 microns, 38 x 60, Natural, 200/Carton 1345 They are also durable for EJD7013866

Name: Boardwalk - High Density Industrial Can Liners Flat Pack, 60 gal, 13 microns, 38 x 60, Natural, 200/Carton 1345 They are also durable for EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 21214113509
Price: 39.64 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8298000000000005 (15 reviews)

Boardwalk - High Density Industrial Can Liners Flat Pack, 60 gal, 13 microns, 38 x 60, Natural, 200/Carton 1345 They are also durable for EJD7013866

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Boardwalk High Density Industrial Can Liners Flat Pack, 60 gal, 13 microns, 38 x 60, Natural, 200 Carton 1345 They are also durable for EJD7013866 They are also durable for light duty processing Free from artificial sweeteners These high density industrial can liners are the perfect solution for any large scale waste disposal needs With a capacity of 60 gallons

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