Automatic paper towel dispenser for all - CNET

September 21,2024

The Innovia Automatic Paper Towel Dispenser installs underneath cabinetry. Affording hands-free operation, the gadget distributes paper towels with only a wave of the hand.

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Pacific Blue Ultra 9 Mini Automatic Paper Towel Dispenser by GP PRO (Georgia-Pacific) Black 54518 14.1 W x 6.5 D x 11.1 H - New Version : Health & Household

Innovia Automatic Paper Towel Dispenser. Touchless Technology. Works with Most Paper Towel Brands and Sizes. Dispenses The Number of Sheets You Need. Black, Under Cabinet Mounted.

Reduce paper towel usage and minimize waste with this Coastwide Professional manual auto-cut hardwound paper towel dispenser. Refill hardwound paper towels effortlessly and keep up with the demands of a busy commercial restroom with this manual paper towel dispenser. The included hardware and dispenser key is included for easy setup and replenishment.

Coastwide Professional Manual Auto-Cut Hardwound Paper Towel Dispenser, Black (CW60832)

Kimberly Clark Professional Automatic High Capacity Paper Towel Dispenser (09993), Touchless, Battery Powered, White

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European design gives your restroom a clean, stylish look. Battery operated. Powered by included 3 D batteries. Motion activated, dispenses towel

Tork® Intuition® Automatic Towel Dispenser - Plastic, Black

The one-at-a-time, enclosed dispensing lets you only touch the paper towel you use. That helps cut down on germ transmission and helps reduce waste.

Pacific Blue Ultra Automated Paper Towel Dispenser

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Kimberly-Clark Professional™ Automatic Hard Roll Towel Dispenser (48856), White, 1.75 Core, 12.70 x 15.76 x 9.57 (Qty 1)

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