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One of life's little necessities. Does its job well and helps you consider your impact on the environment. Whitened without chlorine. No added dyes or fragrances. Two-ply for strength and softness. Septic safe. Tissue Type: Toilet; Number of Plies: 2; Number of Sheets: 240 per roll; Length: 4".
Whitened without chlorine.
No added dyes or fragrances.
2-ply for softness and strength.
Septic safe.
Manufacturer | Seventh Generation |
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Categories | Seventh Generation Cleaning SuppliesSeventh Generation Towels, Tissues & DispensersSeventh Generation Toilet Tissues |
Manufacturer Stock No. | SEV 13738 |
MPN | SEV13738 |
Model# | 13738 |
UPC Code | 732913137381 |
UNSPSC Code | 0 |
Assembly Required | No assembly is required |
Contains Recycled Materials | Y |
Green Product | Y |
Unit of Measure | PK |
Item Weight | 2.5 |
Ships via UPS | Y |
Carton Pack Quantity | 2 PK |
Brand | Seventh Generation |
Country of Origin | US |
UNSPSC Number | 14111704 |
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