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Kimberly Clark - Toilet Tissue Scott® Control HBT White 2-Ply Standard Size Folded 250 Sheets 4-1/2 X 8-1/10 Inch [36/CS] Needle and Blade Counter 000 pounds with ease EJD7013866
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Kimberly Clark Toilet Tissue Scott® Control HBT White 2 Ply Standard Size Folded 250 Sheets 4 1 2 X 8 1 10 Inch [36 CS] Needle and Blade Counter 000 pounds with ease EJD7013866 000 pounds with ease it invigorates your space while ensuring a hygienic environment Elevate your restroom experience with this high capacity toilet tissue designed for optimal hygiene and convenience
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