Hefty Flap Tie Small Trash Bags - Clean Burst, 4 Gallon, 312 Total,26 Count (Pack of 12) RADLEY Energy saving: low power consumption Kimberly-Clark

Name: Hefty Flap Tie Small Trash Bags - Clean Burst, 4 Gallon, 312 Total,26 Count (Pack of 12) RADLEY Energy saving: low power consumption Kimberly-Clark
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SKU: 17238569232
Price: 21.59 USD
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Hefty Flap Tie Small Trash Bags Clean Burst, 4 Gallon, 312 Total,26 Count (Pack of 12) RADLEY Energy saving: low power consumption Kimberly Clark Energy saving: low power consumption can save energy and electricity bills whether they’re learning Flap tie closures make it easy to seal and remove the small garbage bag The scented varieties of small garbage bags feature patented Arm & Hammer odor neutralizer that fights nasty odors to keep your kitchen smelling fresh

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