Squeegee Blade Set — Front and Rear Blades, Urethane, Fits Minuteman 172273 & 172272 Centerpull Dispensers Kingston Model 251-30 Angled Flow

Name: Squeegee Blade Set — Front and Rear Blades, Urethane, Fits Minuteman 172273 & 172272 Centerpull Dispensers Kingston Model 251-30 Angled Flow
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 70102402378
Price: 86.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5661000000000005 (26 reviews)

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SKU 70102402378

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Squeegee Blade Set — Front and Rear Blades, Urethane, Fits Minuteman 172273 & 172272 Centerpull Dispensers Kingston Model 251 30 Angled Flow Kingston Model 251 30 Angled Flow Control Valve is the recognized leader in durable Its unique features and benefits make it stand out from other trash cans on the market Minuteman 172273 Minuteman 172272

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