U.S. Products Neptune ( 05-10001-P2) Single Cord Heated Carpet Extractor with Trident Wand and 15' Hose - 15 Gallon Kitchen Subscription Counter/Wall-Mount

Name: U.S. Products Neptune ( 05-10001-P2) Single Cord Heated Carpet Extractor with Trident Wand and 15' Hose - 15 Gallon Kitchen Subscription Counter/Wall-Mount
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 77690374933
Price: 1489.85 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6048 (24 reviews)

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U.S. Products Neptune ( 05 10001 P2) Single Cord Heated Carpet Extractor with Trident Wand and 15' Hose 15 Gallon Kitchen Subscription Counter Wall Mount Counter Wall Mount Electrical Draw 10 amps Warranty 2 year parts & labor Comes With Stainless Steel Wand High Pressure Hose Vac Hose 2 Years Parts & Labor Components

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