D2W Swing Bin Liners - White



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The D2W Swing Bin Liners are designed for environmentally conscious homeowners and office managers who require a robust waste management solution. These 50-litre liners leverage oxo-biodegradable technology to ensure they break down more effectively than conventional plastic, offering a strong, leak-proof performance for daily refuse; however, they should be stored in a cool, dry place to maintain their structural integrity over time.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 10803 |
| Brand | d2w |
It means the material includes additives that allow it to break down naturally in the presence of oxygen, resulting in faster decomposition than traditional plastic.
While the bags are durable, they are designed for standard household waste. Avoid placing sharp, jagged items directly into the bag to prevent punctures.
The liners are designed to be leak-proof for standard domestic kitchen waste, but they are not intended for storing standing liquids.
They are specifically designed for indoor swing bins; garden waste may be too heavy or abrasive for these liners.
Each pack contains 15 individual white bin liners.
Ensure the bin rim circumference does not exceed 118cm and avoid overstuffing the bag with sharp or heavy objects.
Check storage conditions; ensure rolls are kept away from direct sunlight, humidity, and heat sources.
To achieve the best results, ensure your bin's rim circumference is within the 118cm limit to avoid over-stretching the material. When installing, tuck the excess material firmly around the rim of your swing bin to keep the bag secure. Proper care is essential for oxo-biodegradable products: store the unused rolls in a cool, dark, and dry environment. Prolonged exposure to heat or UV light may begin the degradation process prematurely, potentially weakening the bags while still on the roll.