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Point Filtre® - Lot de 2 Filtres à Charbon Actif pour Hotte Zanussi ZHC 932 X Rosieres Filtre à Charbon actif pour FIL122

Name: Point Filtre® - Lot de 2 Filtres à Charbon Actif pour Hotte Zanussi ZHC 932 X Rosieres Filtre à Charbon actif pour FIL122
Brand: richterratner.com
SKU: 41409290762
Price: 38.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3321000000000005 (11 reviews)

SKU 41409290762

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Point Filtre® Lot de 2 Filtres à Charbon Actif pour Hotte Zanussi ZHC 932 X Rosieres Filtre à Charbon actif pour FIL122 Filtre à Charbon actif pour Hotte Franke FDF 12354 XS LED Fonctionnement : Notre filtre pour hotte Zanussi ZHP612 contient du charbon actif qui capture les particules de graisse contenues dans l’air Fabriqué en Europe : Equipez votre hotte de cuisine Zanussi ZHC 932 X d'un filtre à charbon respectueux de l’environnement Fonctionnement : Notre filtre pour hotte Zanussi ZHC 932 X contient du charbon actif qui capture les particules de graisse contenues dans l’air

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