REFRIDG/ICE MAKR FILTER-WATER 1/4"CORP/PLASTIC LINE INSTALL PVC FEMALE ADAPTER It is designed to be 5000B89

Name: REFRIDG/ICE MAKR FILTER-WATER 1/4"CORP/PLASTIC LINE INSTALL PVC FEMALE ADAPTER It is designed to be 5000B89
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67742764193
Price: 22.81 USD
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Rating: 4.2313 (8 reviews)

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REFRIDG ICE MAKR FILTER WATER 1 4"CORP PLASTIC LINE INSTALL PVC FEMALE ADAPTER It is designed to be 5000B89 It is designed to be used in commercial or residential applications that require supply valves recessed into the wall The self closing feature prevents the valve from unintentionally being left in the 'open' position R200 OMNIFilter icemaker refrigerator filters connect to the automatic icemaker water line on your refrigerator helping to produce cleaner Constructed with a polypropylene outer shell the granular activated carbon (GAC) is packed between an internal pre and post filter to reduce the release of carbon fines commonly associated with GAC style cartridges

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