Rubbermaid 1901982 SLIM JIM STEP-ON METAL FRONT-STEP CONTAINERS, STAINLESS STEEL / BLACK, 4-GALLON (1 PER CASE) Clothing They are also used for
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Rubbermaid 1901982 SLIM JIM STEP ON METAL FRONT STEP CONTAINERS, STAINLESS STEEL BLACK, 4 GALLON (1 PER CASE) Clothing They are also used for They are also used for in plant spills under leaking equipment and machinery * Ripe mango balanced with sweet guava and a little ginger spice Slim Jim Step On containers with fingerprint resistant finish seamlessly blend into any environment to provide an aesthetically pleasing and productive refuse solution ^^Features and Benefits:^Slim profile and small footprint maximize space to fit in tightest spaces Quiet and controlled lid closure minimizes noise to enhance guest and patient satisfaction Internal hinge design prevents wall damage Factory mutual certified ensures fire safety for regulatory compliance Meets OSHA and OBRA standards for worker and environmental safety Increased foot pedal clearance for easier access and operation Liner cinch easily and securely holds polyliners Fingerprint resistant stainless steel is easy to maintain for enhanced aesthetics
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