Refuse Sacks - BIN IT - White

These sacks are made from 100% recycled material, but they are intended for general refuse disposal. Please check with your local waste management authority regarding the disposal of used refuse sacks.

30 μm (micrometers) refers to the thickness of the plastic film. This thickness provides a good balance of strength and flexibility for everyday waste.

These sacks are not designed for hot waste. Allowing hot waste to cool before disposal is recommended to prevent material degradation and potential hazards.

No, these sacks are made from recycled LDPE film and are not biodegradable or compostable. They are designed for durability and reusability in waste management.

Dispose of full sacks according to your local council or waste management service guidelines. Ensure the sack is securely tied before placing it in your designated waste bin.

They are certified by Consumer Goods - Leigh and Intertek Group Plc (2022) for strength and security, confirming their quality standards.

Ensure the sack is not overfilled. Avoid placing excessively sharp or heavy objects directly into the sack without wrapping them first. Consider using a sack with a thicker mil rating if dealing with more robust waste.

While designed for leak resistance, very wet waste or damage to the sack can cause leaks. Ensure the sack is properly seated in the bin and that no tears have occurred. For heavily liquid waste, consider double-bagging or using a sack specifically rated for liquid containment.

Ensure you are using the correct size sack for your bin. If the sack is slightly resistant, gently push it into the bin, conforming it to the shape, and fold the excess over the rim.