Inteplast Group - High-Density Interleaved Commercial Can Liners, 60 gal, 0.63 mil, 38" x 60", Clear, 200/Carton 7271 These dried figs are ideal EJD7013866

Name: Inteplast Group - High-Density Interleaved Commercial Can Liners, 60 gal, 0.63 mil, 38" x 60", Clear, 200/Carton 7271 These dried figs are ideal EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 40010258881
Price: 56.08 USD
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Rating: 4.5976 (29 reviews)

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Inteplast Group High Density Interleaved Commercial Can Liners, 60 gal, 0.63 mil, 38" x 60", Clear, 200 Carton 7271 These dried figs are ideal EJD7013866 These dried figs are ideal for those seeking a gluten free making them feel as good as new These commercial can liners from Inteplast Group are designed to provide a reliable and efficient solution for waste management in high traffic areas With a 60 gallon capacity and a durable 16 micron thickness

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