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Saddler Blanket Wash I lb

Part Number: SADD0088064
Weight: 4.60 lbs

Saddler's Blanket Wash is specially formulated to clean and safely remove odors from horse blankets, saddle pads, pet beds, sleeping bags, washable outdoor gear and any other washable items

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