FlexSol Low Density Economy Ecosac, 60 Gal, 0.82 Mil, 38" X 60", Black, 100/Carton - ESXECO60H JRT Jr Roll Toilet Paper Individually folded and dispensed

Name: FlexSol Low Density Economy Ecosac, 60 Gal, 0.82 Mil, 38" X 60", Black, 100/Carton - ESXECO60H JRT Jr Roll Toilet Paper Individually folded and dispensed
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 35357496401
Price: 63.78 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3681 (29 reviews)

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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FlexSol Low Density Economy Ecosac, 60 Gal, 0.82 Mil, 38" X 60", Black, 100 Carton ESXECO60H JRT Jr Roll Toilet Paper Individually folded and dispensed Individually folded and dispensed behind a business counter or at a nursesÕ station Thickness: 0 Star sealed bottom prevents vacuum at bottom of container that can restrict easy lifting

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