Scott 02001 Essential High Capacity Hard Roll Towels, 6 Rolls of 950 Feet (Elite Program) Valve 2-ply Scott Control (formerly Cottonelle)

Name: Scott 02001 Essential High Capacity Hard Roll Towels, 6 Rolls of 950 Feet (Elite Program) Valve 2-ply Scott Control (formerly Cottonelle)
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 94627664768
Price: 79.95 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5067 (29 reviews)

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Description

Scott 02001 Essential High Capacity Hard Roll Towels, 6 Rolls of 950 Feet (Elite Program) Valve 2 ply Scott Control (formerly Cottonelle) 2 ply Scott Control (formerly Cottonelle) Hygienic Bathroom Tissue is designed to reduce waste Ideal for large commercial spaces and multi room cleaning unperforated and feature innovative Absorbency Pockets so you can focus on more important things

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