Draw N Tie Heavy-Duty Trash Bags, 33 Gal, 1.2 Mil, 33.5" X 38", Black, 150/Box - WBI1DTL150 Metal Toilet Partitions rolled edge and is capable

Name: Draw N Tie Heavy-Duty Trash Bags, 33 Gal, 1.2 Mil, 33.5" X 38", Black, 150/Box - WBI1DTL150 Metal Toilet Partitions rolled edge and is capable
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 23992361991
Price: 106.43 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2457 (28 reviews)

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Draw N Tie Heavy Duty Trash Bags, 33 Gal, 1.2 Mil, 33.5" X 38", Black, 150 Box WBI1DTL150 Metal Toilet Partitions rolled edge and is capable rolled edge and is capable of accommodating up to 4 gallons of trash The shelf is used to store various self contained items Super hexene resins provide superior puncture resistance Grade: Extra Heavy Duty

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