True Liberty Ostrich Can Liner 30 x 48 in | 10 Pack, Nylon

When a 10 Pack Ostrich Can Liner Is the Right Count

Pack size is the only difference here. Ten liners suits a room running one or two harvest cans, or a grower who wants to test the material before committing to a case. The bag itself is unchanged at 30 x 48 in in food grade nylon. Buying 25 or 100 at a time costs less per liner, so the small count is about turnover rather than price.

Sizing a 20 Gallon Can Liner and Everything Up to 30

The fit window runs 20 to 30 gallons. Asked for as a 20 gallon can liner this bag has length to spare, which is what you want. Extra material cuffs over the rim and stays put while the can is loaded, rather than sliding down the wall halfway through. At thirty gallons it is snug but still reaches. Below twenty the surplus starts getting in the way. On material, nylon is the point. It is FDA approved and BPA free, and it holds an aroma barrier polyethylene cannot match. A loaded can will not scent the whole room. It resists water, fat, oil and grease, and runs from -100 F to 400 F. Tear and puncture resistance matter more than they sound, because a full can gets dragged rather than lifted. Made in the USA, 10 liners per pack.

Key Features

• 10 count: For a room running one or two cans, or a trial before committing to a case.
• 30 x 48 in, 20 to 30 gallon fit: Length to spare at the low end, so it cuffs the rim and stays.
• Food grade nylon: FDA approved and BPA free, with an aroma barrier polyethylene cannot match.
• -100 F to 400 F: Or -73 C to 204 C. Freezer safe without the fold going brittle.
• Tear and puncture resistant: A loaded can gets dragged, not lifted, and the material is built for that.
• Lower cost per liner in 25 or 100: The small count is about turnover, not unit cost. Larger packs are stocked.

Technical Specifications