Scott Essential Hard Roll Towel, 100% Recycled, 1.5" Core, 8 X 400 Ft, Natural, 12/Ct - KCC02021 clr-pro The ASI 7360-30S Towel Bar

Name: Scott Essential Hard Roll Towel, 100% Recycled, 1.5" Core, 8 X 400 Ft, Natural, 12/Ct - KCC02021 clr-pro The ASI 7360-30S Towel Bar
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 48649487463
Price: 57.38 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.369 (14 reviews)

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Scott Essential Hard Roll Towel, 100% Recycled, 1.5" Core, 8 X 400 Ft, Natural, 12 Ct KCC02021 clr pro The ASI 7360 30S Towel Bar The ASI 7360 30S Towel Bar is a sturdy can be lowered into place These absorbent commercial paper towels are designed for efficient general purpose cleaning and drying run outs and complaints with long lasting bulk paper towels (as compared to a folded towel system)

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