Rv & Burner Tube Cleaner - Great For L.p. Water Heaters & Bbq Grills - New! on 2040-parts.com
Fort Myers, Florida, United States
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Burner Tube Cleaner - Great for RV Water Heaters and BBQ Grills. Proper cleaning with the burner tube cleaner enables your appliances to run more efficiently and helps prolong equipment life. It can be used on gas stoves, water heaters and bbq grills. Removes rust, spider webs and corrosive weather deposits. Manufacture is Camco - This is brand new in package. Water Heater Questions? We have service techs with answers ! Just email us!! Check our store for more replacement parts !!! |
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