Stainless Steel Single Locking Microfiber Tub BE_Specialty Chemical - Specialty Chemical - Oven Cleaner Intended for indoor commercial use

Name: Stainless Steel Single Locking Microfiber Tub BE_Specialty Chemical - Specialty Chemical - Oven Cleaner Intended for indoor commercial use
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 56382460622
Price: 167.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0702 (24 reviews)

Stainless Steel Single Locking Microfiber Tub BE_Specialty Chemical - Specialty Chemical - Oven Cleaner Intended for indoor commercial use

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Stainless Steel Single Locking Microfiber Tub BE_Specialty Chemical Specialty Chemical Oven Cleaner Intended for indoor commercial use Intended for indoor commercial use Pad Size: Typically 17"–20" (depending on unit setup) healthcare cleaning professionals and facility managers seeking dependable storage and transportation for microfiber cleaning materials

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