Inteplast Group - High-Density Commercial Can Liners, 10 gal, 8 microns, 24" x 24", Natural, 1,000/Carton 11997 Discover a versatile seasoning sauce EJD7013866

Name: Inteplast Group - High-Density Commercial Can Liners, 10 gal, 8 microns, 24" x 24", Natural, 1,000/Carton 11997 Discover a versatile seasoning sauce EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 78284802230
Price: 42.44 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3483 (17 reviews)

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Inteplast Group High Density Commercial Can Liners, 10 gal, 8 microns, 24" x 24", Natural, 1,000 Carton 11997 Discover a versatile seasoning sauce EJD7013866 Discover a versatile seasoning sauce crafted from the sap of coconut blossoms Gluten free and suitable for paleo diets Enhance your waste management system with these high density can liners designed for commercial use Measuring 24 by 24 inches and crafted from robust 8 micron material

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