Ninety-five per cent of the plastic in these bags has been used before. It is post-consumer recycled LDPE, with 5% virgin plastic added back for strength and flexibility - the small proportion that stops a fully recycled bag from splitting when you lift it out of the bin.
They are sized for standard 50 L kitchen bins, with easy-tie handles that pull closed properly instead of needing to be knotted, and the material is thick enough to be tear-resistant and leak-proof through food scraps and wet waste.
Twenty bags to a roll. Tear one off, drop it into the bin and fold the edges over the rim so it does not collapse inwards on the first thing you throw in. Once full, tie the handles and put it out with the general waste.
Even the packaging keeps the theme: the core is cardboard and the label wrap is paper, both recyclable, and the roll is compact enough to store in a drawer. Keep them away from children and pets - a plastic bag is a suffocation hazard, and these are not for food storage.
Materials
Made from 95% post-consumer recycled plastic (LDPE) and 5% virgin plastic for strength and flexibility. Recyclable cardboard core and paper label wrap.
Directions
Tear one bag from the roll and place it into a 50 L bin with the edges folded over the rim. Once full, tie handles securely and dispose of responsibly with general waste or through appropriate collection services.
Storage
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain bag integrity.
Warnings
Keep bags out of reach of children and pets. Plastic bags can cause suffocation - do not use for food storage or toys.
