LIBMAN - Libman 5.5 in. W Medium Bristle 11 in. Plastic/Rubber Handle Bowl Brush - Case of 12 SALAD DRESSING Packaged conveniently in a 5 EJD7013866

Name: LIBMAN - Libman 5.5 in. W Medium Bristle 11 in. Plastic/Rubber Handle Bowl Brush - Case of 12 SALAD DRESSING Packaged conveniently in a 5 EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 83381637473
Price: 32.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5526 (25 reviews)

LIBMAN - Libman 5.5 in. W Medium Bristle 11 in. Plastic/Rubber Handle Bowl Brush - Case of 12 SALAD DRESSING Packaged conveniently in a 5 EJD7013866

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LIBMAN Libman 5.5 in. W Medium Bristle 11 in. Plastic Rubber Handle Bowl Brush Case of 12 SALAD DRESSING Packaged conveniently in a 5 EJD7013866 Packaged conveniently in a 5 oz Savor the delectable taste of these uncured turkey pepperoni sticks Upgrade your cleaning routine with this expertly designed bowl brush 25 inch length and medium bristles make it perfect for reaching every corner with ease

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