Medline Low-Denstiy Post-Consumer Trash Liners, Black, 38"x 58", 1.35 Mil, Flat, 100 EA/CS

Low-Denstiy Post-Consumer Trash Liners, Black, 38"x 58", 1.35 Mil, Flat, 100 EA/CS

These low-density post-consumer trash liners are black polyethylene can liners for waste collection. They fit buyers who need liners for general trash handling in facility, janitorial, or back-of-house settings and want a flat-packed case for routine stocking. This version comes in a 38 inch x 58 inch format with 1.35 mil thickness and a manual tie closure.

Good Fit For

• Facility and janitorial waste collection
• Back-of-house trash handling
• Routine restocking of general-purpose can liners

Key Features

• Low-density polyethylene construction for general trash liner use
• 38 inch x 58 inch size helps match larger receptacle needs
• 1.35 mil thickness for buyers balancing capacity and liner weight
• Black liner supports standard waste collection workflows
• Flat-packed case format can simplify storage and dispensing
• Manual tie closure supports basic bag closure after collection

Applications and Usage

• Lining waste containers for general trash collection
• Supporting housekeeping and janitorial routes
• Stocking facility supply rooms with flat-packed trash liners

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 38".
• Choose the liner size carefully to match the receptacle dimensions used in your facility.
• This liner uses a manual tie closure, so it may suit teams comfortable with hand-tying bags during removal.
• The liner is not printed and does not include a biohazard symbol, making it better aligned with general waste workflows.

FAQ

• What size is this trash liner? This trash liner is 38 inch x 58 inch.
• What material is the liner made from? The liner is made from polyethylene with a low-density construction.
• How thick is this liner? This liner has a 1.35 mil thickness.
• How does the bag close? The liner uses a manual tie closure.
• Is this liner marked for biohazard waste? No. This liner does not have a biohazard symbol.

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