Heavy Duty Refuse Sacks - 70L - Black

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These Shop4allsorts heavy-duty refuse sacks are designed for homeowners, gardeners, and commercial users who need a reliable solution for managing bulk waste. With a 70-litre capacity and a reinforced, thick construction, these bags excel at containing heavy household or garden debris without leaking or tearing, though their size may be slightly oversized for smaller kitchen pedal bins.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 913783 |
| Brand | B&Q |
These bags are primarily designed for general waste. Please check your local council guidelines, as many areas require clear bags for recycling.
They are heavy-duty, but sharp thorns or glass can puncture any plastic. We recommend wrapping very sharp items before bagging.
Each sack measures 720 x 840mm.
These are traditional heavy-duty plastic refuse sacks and are not marketed as biodegradable or compostable.
The sacks have a standard top, allowing you to tie the bag closed by using the excess material at the top.
Yes, their thick construction is specifically designed to prevent leaks from damp household or garden waste.
Ensure the bin is not overstuffed; if the bag is tight against the walls, tilt the bin to allow air to enter the bottom before pulling.
Avoid placing bags with sharp or jagged objects at the bottom of the bin that could create microscopic punctures.
Simply tuck the excess length into the sides of the bin or fold the excess back over the rim to create a double-layered top.
To ensure the best performance, place the bag into your bin so that the base is fully supported before adding waste. Fold the excess material over the bin rim to keep the bag secure. While these bags are tear-resistant, avoid overfilling them beyond the 70-litre capacity to prevent the material from stretching too thin, which can make knotting the top difficult. Store the unused bags in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, as prolonged exposure to UV light can eventually weaken the integrity of the plastic over time.