Hospeco® Heavy-Duty Microfiber Cloths, 300 GSM, 16"x16" - (case of 180) Burgundy Waste Bin 00 Cases Per Pallet 24

Name: Hospeco® Heavy-Duty Microfiber Cloths, 300 GSM, 16"x16" - (case of 180) Burgundy Waste Bin 00 Cases Per Pallet 24
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 73498654861
Price: 156.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3285 (18 reviews)

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Description

Hospeco® Heavy Duty Microfiber Cloths, 300 GSM, 16"x16" (case of 180) Burgundy Waste Bin 00 Cases Per Pallet 24 00 Cases Per Pallet 24 Color White Country Of Origin US GTIN ITF 14 10075289074537 Inner Packing 1100 roll Pack 3 rolls case Quantity 3300 Size 10" x 13" UPC 075289074530 Space saving low profile design fits anywhere Sophisticated upscale design Floor standing design Wall mounting option facilitates routine floor maintenance

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