Boardwalk Low Density Repro Can Liners, 60 Gal, 1.6 Mil, 38" X 58", Black, 100/Carton - BWK523 Nominal Size-52" X 1.5" Eliminates heavy soap scum deposits

Name: Boardwalk Low Density Repro Can Liners, 60 Gal, 1.6 Mil, 38" X 58", Black, 100/Carton - BWK523 Nominal Size-52" X 1.5" Eliminates heavy soap scum deposits
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 1843759199
Price: 60.42 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.279 (11 reviews)

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Boardwalk Low Density Repro Can Liners, 60 Gal, 1.6 Mil, 38" X 58", Black, 100 Carton BWK523 Nominal Size 52" X 1.5" Eliminates heavy soap scum deposits Eliminates heavy soap scum deposits in showers smooth and less sticky than the leading competitive formula Perforated roll for easy dispensing Application: Can Liner

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