Medline Soiled Linen Liners, White, 29" x 45", 1.0 Mil, Roll, 240 EA/CS

Soiled Linen Liners, White, 29" x 45", 1.0 Mil, Roll, 240 EA/CS

Soiled linen liners are polyethylene bags used to collect and hold used linens in hospitals and other healthcare facilities. They are a practical choice for housekeeping teams that need a liner for portable hampers and clear identification during linen handling. This version is white, measures 29 inch x 45 inch, uses 1 mil low-density material, and comes on a roll.

Good Fit For

• Hospital housekeeping departments
• Healthcare facility linen collection
• Portable hamper setups

Key Features

• Soiled linen liners support collection of used linens in healthcare housekeeping workflows
• Works well with portable hampers for easier linen handling
• Printed in English and Spanish with Soiled Linen for quick identification
• Low-density polyethylene construction with 1 mil thickness
• White 29 inch x 45 inch liner size
• Manual tie closure helps secure the liner after use

Applications and Usage

• Collecting used bedsheets, hospital gowns, and towels
• Handling linens that may have been exposed to bodily fluids
• Lining portable hampers in healthcare environments

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This liner uses a manual tie closure, which may matter for teams comparing closure styles
• Printed bilingual labeling can help staff identify soiled linen bags more quickly in shared work areas
• Buyers using portable hampers may find this format especially suitable

FAQ

• Will these liners work with portable hampers? Yes. These soiled linen liners work great with portable hampers.
• What kind of linens are these bags meant to collect? These liners are used to store used linens such as bedsheets, hospital gowns, and towels.
• Are the liners marked for easy identification? Yes. Each liner is printed with Soiled Linen in English and Spanish.
• What size are these soiled linen liners? Each liner measures 29 inch x 45 inch.
• How are these liners closed? These liners use a manual tie closure.

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