GRIP-RITE - Grip-Rite No. 6 wire X 1-5/8 in. L Phillips Drywall Screws 25 lb 5000 pk [158DWS25BK] Drain Care it ensures crystal-clear water and ERSSC-823357-6
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GRIP RITE Grip Rite No. 6 wire X 1 5 8 in. L Phillips Drywall Screws 25 lb 5000 pk [158DWS25BK] Drain Care it ensures crystal clear water and ERSSC 823357 6 it ensures crystal clear water and enhances swimmer comfort by preventing skin and eye irritation making it a must have for any household These screws are made of high quality steel for long lasting durability and come in a 25 pound box containing 5000 screws The screws have a sharp point that penetrates drywall and a Phillips head that helps to prevent stripping
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