One-Time Embossed Recyclable Garbage Bag

Why use compostable and recyclable garbage bags?

Recycled bags are biodegradable and will not cause landfill problems like petroleum-based garbage bags. You can use compostable recyclable bags to dispose of food waste, and recyclable bags to dispose of metal cans, recyclable plastics, glass bottles and paper products. Most recycled bags are blue, while biodegradable bags are usually green. Bags of various lining sizes can be put in to fit your trash can. The garbage bag has a capacity of 33 to 45 to 55 gallons. Recyclable bags have a capacity of 30 to 45 to 60 gallons, and biodegradable bags have a capacity of 33 to 48 to 64 gallons. Most bags are reinforced so they are not easy to tear, but when removing recyclable items with sharp edges, it is best to be careful not to tear the bag.

You can keep the smell of recyclable garbage bags and compostable garbage bags with some simple tricks. The charcoal filter placed between the bag and the trash bin will absorb odors and keep the jar smelling fresh. A small amount of disinfectant spray can also cover up the odor, and the degradable garbage bag can prevent the odor. It’s best to replace the garbage bag before it starts to smell to prevent the smell from leaking into your house.

Details

These 7 gallon 17" X 18" red isolation infectious waste bags / biohazard bags are a must for any hospital, nursing home, lab, or medical facility. High density isolation liners provide maximum film strength for tough applications. They feature star seal bottoms which allow equal weight distribution and leak resistance. These bags are red to indicate use for infectious waste only.

Bilingual (English and Spanish) descriptions and the universal biohazard symbol are featured to help ensure complete understanding for safety and proper use. Each bag measures 17" x 18" x 12 microns.