Ashbys BLUE High Pressure Carpet Cleaning Solution Hose ONLY - NO Vacuum Hose best hand tool for stair carpets It is designed for the PC10449

Name: Ashbys BLUE High Pressure Carpet Cleaning Solution Hose ONLY - NO Vacuum Hose best hand tool for stair carpets It is designed for the PC10449
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 7136522932
Price: 68.65 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1224 (28 reviews)

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Ashbys BLUE High Pressure Carpet Cleaning Solution Hose ONLY NO Vacuum Hose best hand tool for stair carpets It is designed for the PC10449 It is designed for the single operator who needs a powerful and portable extractor with a large solution tank and a compact body 55 kg and has an ergonomic design that reduces hand fatigue and improves manoeuvrability For hoses suitable for use with the Ashbys V2 SteamMate inline heat exchanger Ashbys BLUE High Pressure Carpet Cleaning Solution Hose Premium Quality at a Great Price

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