Trash Bags Kuchcik 120L (10 pcs) 30 micron Blue, heavy-duty refuse liners

Kuchcik 120L trash bags come as a pack of 10 heavy-duty refuse liners in blue, manufactured from 30-micron polyethylene. Designed to hold large-volume household, office or light commercial waste, these bags combine a 120-litre capacity with reinforced film thickness to reduce the risk of tears and leaks during filling, carrying and disposal. The product is intended for general waste collection where a larger bag size and increased puncture resistance are required.

Advantages

The 30 µm thickness provides enhanced strength compared with thinner liners, helping to prevent punctures when handling bulky or irregularly shaped refuse. The 120-litre volume accommodates large loads and reduces the frequency of bag changes in settings that produce significant waste. Blue colouring allows easy visual identification of bag contents or designated waste streams where colour coding is used. Supplied in a pack of 10, these bags offer a consistent option for repeated use in domestic, office or light-commercial environments.

Suitable for

• Large-volume household waste (kitchen, garden clearance)
• Office waste collection and janitorial tasks
• Light commercial waste from retail or small workshops
• Events and public gatherings requiring high-capacity liners

Key specifications

• Capacity: 120 litres
• Quantity per pack: 10 pieces
• Material: polyethylene film
• Thickness: 30 microns (µm)
• Colour: blue
• Intended use: heavy-duty refuse lining for large loads

How to use

Select a compatible bin or container with an opening suitable for a 120-litre bag. Open the bag and fit it inside the container, tucking the top edge over the rim to secure the liner. When filling, avoid sharp objects and distribute weight evenly to minimise stress on the film. Once full, close the bag by tying or sealing as appropriate, lift using secure handholds or by supporting the base, and place into the appropriate waste collection point or skip for disposal.

Usage recommendations

For safer handling and maximum service life, avoid overfilling beyond the recommended container capacity, and double-bag sharp or highly abrasive materials. Use colour-coded collection schemes if required by local waste management practices. Store spare bags flat in a dry, cool area away from direct sunlight to maintain film integrity.