Earthsense Commercial - Linear Low Density Recycled Can Liners, 10 gal, 0.85 mil, 24" x 23", Black, 500/Carton Paper Towels Refer to the side panel EJD7013866

Name: Earthsense Commercial - Linear Low Density Recycled Can Liners, 10 gal, 0.85 mil, 24" x 23", Black, 500/Carton Paper Towels Refer to the side panel EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 36656477296
Price: 66.33 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7344 (14 reviews)

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Earthsense Commercial Linear Low Density Recycled Can Liners, 10 gal, 0.85 mil, 24" x 23", Black, 500 Carton Paper Towels Refer to the side panel EJD7013866 Refer to the side panel for safety warnings and enjoy a cleaner they provide superior resistance to tears and punctures Reduce your carbon footprint with Earthsense Commercial Linear Low Density Recycled Can Liners Made from 100% post consumer recycled materials

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