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Tough Guy Vacuum Bag, Paper, 2-Ply, Standard Bag Filtration Type, For Vacuum Type Backpack Vacuum - 6JEN9 Operation Type - Adaptive Infred Activation (IR) Individually wrapped to help ensure

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Tough Guy Vacuum Bag, Paper, 2 Ply, Standard Bag Filtration Type, For Vacuum Type Backpack Vacuum 6JEN9 Operation Type Adaptive Infred Activation (IR) Individually wrapped to help ensure Individually wrapped to help ensure hygienic storage The Bradley S59 2200 Navigator Thermostatic Mixing Valve has a liquid filled thermostat that allows for incredibly accuracy and the utmost reliability Backpack vacuum bags fit compatible backpack vacuums to collect materials picked up during vacuuming Disposable bags are discarded when full and replaced with a new bag to minimize contact with collected dirt

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