A trash bag (also known as a garbage bag, waste bag, or bin liner) is a container made from plastic, typically used to hold and dispose of waste. Trash bags are commonly used in homes, businesses, and public spaces to collect trash before it is taken to a landfill, recycling center, or incineration facility.
Key Features:
Material: Most trash bags are made of plastic, particularly polyethylene, due to its durability, flexibility, and cost-effectiveness.
Size: Trash bags come in various sizes, from small bags for household bins to large ones for industrial or commercial use.
Strength: Trash bags are designed to hold waste securely, and many are designed to be puncture-resistant and stretchable to accommodate heavier or sharper items.
Color: Trash bags are often black, but they can also be white, clear, or color-coded for specific types of waste (e.g., blue for recyclables).