SOLO CLEANLine One-Hand Sprayer 303-A - 1.25 Liter - Acidic (FKM Seals, pH 1-7) Restroom Odor Control providing unmatched reach and precision

Name: SOLO CLEANLine One-Hand Sprayer 303-A - 1.25 Liter - Acidic (FKM Seals, pH 1-7) Restroom Odor Control providing unmatched reach and precision
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 57708464016
Price: 35.15 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5949 (19 reviews)

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SOLO CLEANLine One Hand Sprayer 303 A 1.25 Liter Acidic (FKM Seals, pH 1 7) Restroom Odor Control providing unmatched reach and precision providing unmatched reach and precision for high rise and hard to access windows The 839ACK works seamlessly with EDIC BRAVO cleaning systems as well as most universal vacuum and solution delivery setups Durable high density polyethylene (HDPE) tanks are resistant against UV ray impact and are corrosion resistant and transparent CLEANLine 303 A Sprayer

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