Lift n' Lock Plastic Hot Cup Lids, With Straw Slot, Fits 12 oz to 24 oz Cups, Translucent, 100/Pack, 10 Packs/Carton (DCC16FTLS) Closeout Scott Includes a stub roll feature

Name: Lift n' Lock Plastic Hot Cup Lids, With Straw Slot, Fits 12 oz to 24 oz Cups, Translucent, 100/Pack, 10 Packs/Carton (DCC16FTLS) Closeout Scott Includes a stub roll feature
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 50491028551
Price: 59.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7785 (5 reviews)

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Lift n' Lock Plastic Hot Cup Lids, With Straw Slot, Fits 12 oz to 24 oz Cups, Translucent, 100 Pack, 10 Packs Carton (DCC16FTLS) Closeout Scott Includes a stub roll feature Includes a stub roll feature • E Z push in pull out commercial grade hose no clips to break Economical high quality

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