Medline Soiled Linen Liners, Blue, 29" x 43", 2.0 Mil, Roll, 100 EA/CS

Soiled Linen Liners, Blue, 29" x 43", 2.0 Mil, Roll, 100 EA/CS

Soiled linen liners are blue polyethylene bags made for collecting and handling soiled linens. They fit facilities that need a clear, color-specific liner for laundry workflows, including healthcare and housekeeping environments. This version comes on a roll, uses a manual tie closure, and measures 29 inch x 43 inch with 2 mil thickness.

Good Fit For

• Laundry collection workflows
• Housekeeping and environmental services areas
• Healthcare linen handling
• Facilities using color-specific linen liners

Key Features

• Soiled linen liner format supports laundry collection and handling tasks
• Blue color helps separate or identify linen bags within workflow
• 29 inch x 43 inch size offers a larger liner format for soiled linen loads
• 2 mil thickness gives buyers a defined gauge for selection
• Rolled packaging can help with storage and pull-as-needed dispensing
• Manual tie closure allows simple bag closure when loads are ready to move

Applications and Usage

• Collecting soiled linens before transport to laundry processing
• Supporting housekeeping carts or linen collection points
• Separating linen loads with blue bag identification
• Using roll-stock liners where staff pull bags as needed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Manual tie closure may matter for teams choosing between tie styles
• Rolled bags may suit storage and dispensing preferences better than flat-packed formats
• Buyers comparing liners may want to confirm the 29 inch x 43 inch dimensions and 2 mil thickness match their workflow

FAQ

• What is this liner used for? This soiled linen liner is intended for collecting and handling soiled linens.
• What size is the liner? The liner measures 29 inch x 43 inch.
• How thick is this liner? This liner has a 2 mil thickness.
• How does the bag close? This liner uses a manual tie closure.
• Is this liner latex free? Yes. This soiled linen liner is latex free.

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