Compatible Filter Kit for Whirlwind WR71 U76 WR02001 Vacuum Cleaner Part Number 35601699 for Hoover Models WR71 WR03001 VX04001 table-runner Size: 55 x 45mm /

Name: Compatible Filter Kit for Whirlwind WR71 U76 WR02001 Vacuum Cleaner Part Number 35601699 for Hoover Models WR71 WR03001 VX04001 table-runner Size: 55 x 45mm /
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Compatible Filter Kit for Whirlwind WR71 U76 WR02001 Vacuum Cleaner Part Number 35601699 for Hoover Models WR71 WR03001 VX04001 table-runner Size: 55 x 45mm /

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Compatible Filter Kit for Whirlwind WR71 U76 WR02001 Vacuum Cleaner Part Number 35601699 for Hoover Models WR71 WR03001 VX04001 table runner Size: 55 x 45mm Size: 55 x 45mm 2 10in thickness with uniform wood color finish 1 x Inlet foam filter * brand new and high quality

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