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Trash bags hold waste and keep it contained as it's being collected. They also allow workers to dispose of collected waste without touching it, which reduces the risk of contamination and injury. Also known as bin liners, trash bags can be placed in trash cans to keep the cans clean by creating a barrier between the can and any trash that's placed in it.
Trash Bags For Heavy Refuse, Sharp Objects
These trash bags are made from LLDPE (linear low-density polyethylene), which is a plastic that stretches to conform to waste and resists tears, impacts, and punctures. They hold discarded items that have sharp corners or edges, including glass shards, sticks, and broken-down cardboard.
Trash Bags For Soft Refuse, Non-Sharp Objects
Trash bags for soft refuse are made of HDPE (high-density polyethylene), which is a lightweight plastic that may tear from contact with sharp corners or edges. These bags hold discarded items with soft or rounded edges, such as paper towels, paper, and fabric.
Trash Bags For Wood, Metal, Concrete
These trash bags resist tears and punctures and can hold heavy or sharp trash such as wood, metal, and concrete. Polypropylene bags do not stretch and are stronger and less likely to puncture or tear than super hexene HAO bags. They are also known as contractor bags and can be reused multiple times. Super hexene HAO bags are stronger and less likely to puncture or tear than LLDPE or HDPE bags, and they stretch to conform to waste with sharp corners or edges.