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Genuine Joe High-density Can Liner

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Genuine Joe High-density Can Liner

(2 customer reviews)

List Price:	$103.44
Our Price:	$28.82
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JAGRH2433L

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Features

Application/Usage: Office Waste, Assembly Required: No, Bag Length: 33", Bag Width: 24", Capacity: 16gal, Capacity: 16 gal, Color: Clear, Material: Resin, Size: 24" Width x 33" Length
Features: Puncture Resistant
Sold as 1 carton

Description

Trash bags are made with high-density resin for greater puncture-resistance. Ideal for office or light industrial waste. Star bottom construction is designed for more even distribution of contents. Interleaved rolls dispense bags one at a time.Packaged Quantity: 1000 , CartonProduct Type: Trash BagCapacity: 16 galSize: 24" Width x 33" Length - 0.31 mil ThicknessApplication,Usage: Office WasteFeatures: Puncture ResistantColor: ClearMaterial: ResinRecycled: NoRecycled Content: 0%Post-consumer-waste%: 0%Assembly Required: No

Product Details

Product Length:	16.4 inches
Product Width:	13.3 inches
Product Height:	4.6 inches
Product Weight:	17.2 pounds
Package Length:	0.0 inches
Package Width:	0.0 inches
Package Height:	0.0 inches
Package Weight:	4.04 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 2 reviews

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 3.0

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

Horrible garbage bags Jun 05, 2011 By JaxLawGuy
These trash liners are the worst trash liners I've ever purchased. I can't believe I have a thousand of them! They rip if you stare at them too long. The photo shows a liner filled with what I can only assume is shredded tissue paper, and I guess that's about the only use for this liner. It can't be used for actual trash unless you have a different liner to put this one in when it tears like rice paper.

Best value. Quit throwing your money in the trash. Jan 16, 2011 By RADAR
After factoring in all of the costs you pay only about $0.03 per bag. If you have to throw money in the trash wouldn't you rather it be 3 cents per bag than 5, 8 or 15 cents?

These are really thin but are easily strong enough to use as tall kitchen garbage bags or for the office. I haven't had one break yet.