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Carbon Steel Storage Jars and Containers
Carbon Steel Storage Jars and Containers uses stainless steel construction for food storage, meal preparation, and household organization. ·: Storage jars and containers ·Material: Body: carbon steel with powder coating, thickness: 0.
4mm Lid: Stainless steel with silicon ring ·Product size: Dia.
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