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InterDesign Linus Kitchen Organizer Bin for Food Storage; Condiment/Dressing Pouches - Clear
InterDesign Linus Kitchen Organizer Bin for Food Storage; Condiment/Dressing Pouches - Clear
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InterDesign Linus Kitchen Organizer Bin. shorter front panels accommodate smaller items
Why You'll Like It
- Key benefit: Transparent surfaces make contents easily visible
Best For
- Kitchen bin with four compartments creates visible storage for cooking packets and pouches
Product Details
- Brand: iDesign
- Type: Containers
- Materials: Made of durable plastic with a ribbed pattern
- Dimensions: 10.50" Inches x 5.75 x 5"
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Where is it designed to be used?
Kitchen bin with four compartments creates visible storage for cooking packets and pouches
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