U.S. Products Pegasus 500H (05-10037-001) Only Dual Cord Heated Carpet Extractor 12 Gallon Infuse Conditioner Built-in stainless steel debris filter

Name: U.S. Products Pegasus 500H (05-10037-001) Only Dual Cord Heated Carpet Extractor 12 Gallon Infuse Conditioner Built-in stainless steel debris filter
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 14767336757
Price: 2050.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5562000000000005 (28 reviews)

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SKU 14767336757

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U.S. Products Pegasus 500H (05 10037 001) Only Dual Cord Heated Carpet Extractor 12 Gallon Infuse Conditioner Built in stainless steel debris filter Built in stainless steel debris filter Dilution ratio —20 to 1 FOR REGULAR CLEANING OF EQUIPMENT Create the Ultimate Package with the Sharp Shooter 13” Wand and 25’ hose set 90 day limited wear parts

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