Tough Guy Trash Bag, 12 to 16 gal., HDPE, Coreless Roll, Clear, PK 1000 - 4KN29

June 11,2024

Trash bags for soft refuse are used to collect items with soft or rounded edges such as paper towels, paper, and linen, making them suitable for use in restrooms, offices, and general trash collection. They are made of HDPE (high-density polyethylene), which is a lightweight material that supports heavy loads. The bags are moisture-resistant to help keep containers clean. HDPE bags are less puncture-resistant than LLDPE (linear low-density polyethylene) trash bags, and will generally tear when punctured.,Trash bags hold waste to make disposal easier and safer. Containing waste keeps containers clean and prevents trash from escaping when collected. Often used inside trash receptacles, they also help keep workers from coming into contact with waste, reducing the risk of contamination and injury. Trash bags are used in commercial and industrial facilities and wherever waste needs collecting and disposal.

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Trash Bag Material HDPE. Bag Product Grouping Trash Bag. Capacity 12 to 16 gal. Item Trash Bags. Bags per Roll 50. Load 15 lb. Bag Closure Type None.

1000 PK, BAG, TRASH,12 to 16 GAL, HDPE, CORLESS ROLL, LINER, CLEAR, 4KN29

Trash bags for soft refuse are used to collect items with soft or rounded edges such as paper towels, paper, and linen, making them suitable for use

Tough Guy Trash Bag, 12 to 16 gal., HDPE, Coreless Roll, Clear, PK 1000 - 4KN29

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