Inteplast Group - Low-Density Commercial Can Liners, 45 gal, 1.3 mil, 40" x 46", Red, 100/Carton 1990 designed to complement any beverage EJD7013866

Name: Inteplast Group - Low-Density Commercial Can Liners, 45 gal, 1.3 mil, 40" x 46", Red, 100/Carton 1990 designed to complement any beverage EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 72807875914
Price: 62.75 USD
Availability: InStock
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Inteplast Group Low Density Commercial Can Liners, 45 gal, 1.3 mil, 40" x 46", Red, 100 Carton 1990 designed to complement any beverage EJD7013866 designed to complement any beverage without overpowering its natural taste or a relaxing evening at home Keep your workspace clean and safe with our Inteplast Group Biohazard Low Density Commercial Can Liners These liners are designed for commercial use and are perfect for disposing of biohazardous waste

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