Brand: Allen, Breakthrough Clean Technologies
Breakthrough Clean Technologies Green Microfiber Towel - 2 Pack - BT-MFT-2PK
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MSRP: $5.99
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Description
Our Breakthrough Clean Technologies® Microfiber Towel is a manmade blend of polyester and polyamide (a nylon by product) in a microfiber, cleaning/polishing cloth for cleaning gunmetal and stock finishes great for removing grease, oil, and dust. Safe on all surfaces and is washable. Comes with two 14-inch square microfiber cloths.
Features:
- MICROFIBER TOWELS: Crafted from a manmade blend of polyester & polyamide, our microfiber cloth is safe for use on all surfaces. It helps remove grease, oil, & dust, including cleaning gunmetal & stock finishes.
- POLISHING CLOTH: Ditch all harsh cleaning products & work smarter, not harder, with our reusable towels. The micro fiber cloths are durable, super-soft, & provide a clear & streak-free shine on your gun equipment.
- HOUSEHOLD CLEANING SUPPLIES: Tackle versatile jobs with our 2 microfiber cloths measuring 14-inches square. They are long-lasting & super absorbent, allowing you to dust, scrub, clean, & polish the inside of your home & car.
- DUST WIPES: Use our high-quality cloth wipes for housekeeping, electronics, & automotive care. Our 2 pack of lint-free towels are a great gift idea for a professional cleaner, new homeowners, or the dusting fanatic in your life.
- MADE IN THE USA
Specifications:
- New: No
- SKU: BT-MFT-2PK
- Allen Product ID: 2150
- UPC: 852712005305
- Product Length: 1.0
- Product Width: 6.0
- Product Height: 14.5
- Weight: 0.200000
- Brand: Breakthrough Clean Technologies
Additional information
| Weight | 0.2 oz |
|---|---|
| MPN | BT-MFT-2PK |
| UPC | 852712005305 |
Compliance
NFA (National Firearms Act) compliance is crucial for legal ownership and transfer of regulated firearms and accessories like short-barreled rifles, suppressors, and certain types of ammunition, ensuring adherence to federal regulations to avoid legal penalties and ensure responsible firearm ownership.
