EPISENT Heavy Duty Refuse Sack Black 72x85 cm 75 L Kitchen Bin Liners liner bags Strong Waste Dustbin (100)

100-Bag Bulk Value Pack: Supplied as five rolls of twenty bags each; practical quantity for regular households, landlords, cleaners, letting agents and small businesses that need a reliable ongoing supply without frequent reordering Extra Strong and Tear Resistant: Heavy-duty black plastic construction resists tearing and puncturing when lifting fully loaded bags; suitable for everyday household, office and light garden waste including packaging and dry garden clippings Welded Base Reduces Leaks and Spills: Welded bottom seam significantly reduces the risk of leaks when the bag is properly loaded and tied; important for kitchens, rental properties, communal bin areas and commercial premises where spillage creates additional cleaning work 75 L Capacity with 72 x 85 cm Dimensions: Approximate seventy-five litre capacity measuring 72 x 85 cm; fits most standard UK large kitchen bins and outdoor waste containers up to 75 litres; black colour conceals waste contents for a clean appearance Suitable for a Wide Range of Everyday Uses: Designed for general household waste, kitchen rubbish, office bins, packaging, light garden clippings and disposable catering waste; not intended for sharp construction materials, broken glass or heavy rubble Practical for Landlords and Commercial Settings: Well suited to landlords, letting agents, holiday let and Airbnb hosts, cleaning contractors, hospitality venues and shared communal waste areas that require a consistent bulk supply of heavy duty refuse sacks Five Roll Format for Organised Storage: One hundred bags across five separate rolls for neat, space-efficient storage in utility rooms, cleaning cupboards, kitchen drawers and commercial storerooms; roll format prevents bags from tangling or creasing during storage Made from Recyclable Plastic: Bags are made from recyclable plastic and can be recycled where local facilities for soft plastics exist; supports responsible waste disposal practices alongside regular refuse collection