Heritage - High-Density Waste Can Liners, 56 gal, 22 microns, 43" x 48", Natural, 150/Carton 17460Philadelphia (PHI)Is Kosher Each box contains 15 mesh EJD7013866

Name: Heritage - High-Density Waste Can Liners, 56 gal, 22 microns, 43" x 48", Natural, 150/Carton 17460Philadelphia (PHI)Is Kosher Each box contains 15 mesh EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 48338696956
Price: 59.38 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1854000000000005 (15 reviews)

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Heritage High Density Waste Can Liners, 56 gal, 22 microns, 43" x 48", Natural, 150 Carton 17460Philadelphia (PHI)Is Kosher Each box contains 15 mesh EJD7013866 Each box contains 15 mesh 'tea temples' that house high quality whole leaves Meets the highest standards of purity and quality These high density waste can liners are designed for heavy duty use making them ideal for both commercial and residential settings

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