PACON - Chalk & Whiteboard Eraser, Premium, 6 Black & White Felt Strips, Double-Stitched, Reinforced Backing, 5", Pack of 12 1397 Each 5 oz container is EJD7013866

Name: PACON - Chalk & Whiteboard Eraser, Premium, 6 Black & White Felt Strips, Double-Stitched, Reinforced Backing, 5", Pack of 12 1397 Each 5 oz container is EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 43366214660
Price: 32.81 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6516 (14 reviews)

SKU 43366214660 · ★ 4.7

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PACON Chalk & Whiteboard Eraser, Premium, 6 Black & White Felt Strips, Double Stitched, Reinforced Backing, 5", Pack of 12 1397 Each 5 oz container is EJD7013866 Each 5 oz container is filled with a unique combination of onion Certified organic and Fair Trade compliant Experience seamless erasing with this premium eraser designed for both chalk and whiteboards Featuring six black and white felt strips

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