CHARLES LEONARD - Loose Leaf Rings, 3/4", 100 Per Box, 2 Boxes 17314 This EarthSmart refrigerator filter contains EJD7013866

Name: CHARLES LEONARD - Loose Leaf Rings, 3/4", 100 Per Box, 2 Boxes 17314 This EarthSmart refrigerator filter contains EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 51430033740
Price: 27.63 USD
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CHARLES LEONARD Loose Leaf Rings, 3 4", 100 Per Box, 2 Boxes 17314 This EarthSmart refrigerator filter contains EJD7013866 This EarthSmart refrigerator filter contains a compressed carbon block which provides tremendous capacity to remove and or reduce impurities and sediment that may be present in your drinking water Ideal for a variety of heating applications Organize your documents and notes efficiently with these durable and versatile loose leaf rings Measuring 3 4 inches

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