Description
Hotel Supplies USA offers base color 3 qt 72/cs in wholesale case packs for hotels, resorts, spas and vacation rentals. Below, you can also compare sizes, weights and pack options.
Ice bucket lids are covers designed to fit onto ice buckets, which are containers used to keep ice cubes or crushed ice cold. The lids are typically made of the same material as the ice bucket and are designed to provide a tight seal to prevent melting or contamination of the ice. Some ice bucket lids may also have a handle or knob on top to make it easier to remove the lid and access the ice.
Ice bucket lids are useful for outdoor events or when the ice bucket is not in use, as they can help to keep the ice cold and prevent debris from getting into the ice. They are also helpful for storage purposes, as they prevent the ice from absorbing odors or flavors from other foods in the fridge or freezer. Additionally, some ice bucket lids may be designed with a slot or hole to allow for the insertion of tongs or an ice scoop, making it easier to retrieve ice cubes without having to remove the entire lid.
Ice Bucket Lids Base Color 3 Qt 72/Cs
| SKU No | Description | Case Pack | Price |
| YT-IBL3qt-Base | Ice Bucket Lids Base Color 3 Qt 72/Cs | 72 Pcs / Box | US$ 1.33 / Pc |
Why Hotels Choose These Products
Hotel towels must stay soft, absorbent and white through hundreds of washes. Also, buying by the case lowers your cost per piece. As a result, housekeeping teams keep par levels full without frequent reorders. In addition, consistent sizes and colors make folding, stacking and inventory counts easier.
Ordering and Delivery
First, choose the case pack of base color 3 qt 72/cs that fits your property. Then request a delivered quote with your quantity and ZIP code. As a result, you see the full cost before you commit.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I order these items in bulk?
Yes. Because these items come in wholesale case packs, they suit single properties and multi-site groups alike.
How should I care for hotel linens?
Follow the care label and your laundry chemical supplier’s guidance. However, avoid overdrying, because high heat shortens fiber life.
