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HYB.03E Please Wash Your Hands After Visiting The Toilet - 300MM x 100MM

HYB.03E Please Wash Your Hands After Visiting The Toilet - 300MM x 100MM

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Help promote good hygiene within the working environment with this please wash your hands after visiting the toilet hygiene sign. This sign is available in self adhesive, rigid plastic and rigid plastic self adhesive backing and is 300mm x 100mm in size (W x H). Please Note: this item is delivered directly from the manufacturer and the lead time for delivery is 5-7 working days.

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HYB.03E Please Wash Your Hands After Visiting The Toilet - 300MM x 100MM

Help promote good hygiene within the working environment with this please wash your hands after visiting the toilet hygiene sign. This sign is available in self adhesive, rigid plastic and rigid plastic self adhesive backing and is 300mm x 100mm in size (W x H). Please Note: this item is delivered directly from the manufacturer and the lead time for delivery is 5-7 working days.

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