Genuine Joe GJO70417 Clear Can Liners 7-10 Gal 1000CT

Product Description

The GENUINE JOE GJO70417 is a clear can liner designed for 7-10 gallon trash receptacles. Constructed from linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) at 0.35 mil thickness, these liners deliver higher tensile strength along with superior impact and puncture resistance compared to standard polyethylene bags. Each liner measures 24 x 23 inches and features a star-bottom seal that allows the bag to conform to the contours of various trash can sizes while distributing contents evenly across the base. This carton contains 1000 liners, making it a practical choice for facilities maintenance staff, janitorial services, and building service contractors managing high-volume waste collection.

These liners are suited for light-duty waste disposal in commercial, institutional, and light industrial settings. Typical applications include office wastebaskets, restroom receptacles, break room trash cans, and similar 7-10 gallon containers. The clear construction allows waste contents to be identified without opening the bag, which supports sorting and compliance in recycling programs. The star-bottom seal eliminates the single stress point of a flat or side-weld seal, reducing the likelihood of blowouts during removal and transport.

Key Features

• Linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) construction for higher tensile strength and puncture resistance
• Star-bottom seal conforms to can shape and distributes load evenly to reduce blowouts
• Fits 7-10 gallon trash receptacles with a 24 x 23 inch liner size
• Clear material allows visual waste identification without opening the bag
• 0.35 mil thickness sized for light-duty waste streams
• High-count carton of 1000 liners reduces restocking frequency in high-traffic facilities

Compatibility

Designed for use with standard 7-10 gallon trash receptacles measuring approximately 24 x 23 inches in can liner size, common in office, restroom, and light commercial waste collection applications.

Installation Notes

Janitorial and facilities maintenance staff typically handle liner installation and replacement. Open the liner fully before placing it into the receptacle to allow the star-bottom seal to seat properly against the can base. When removing a full liner, grip near the top of the bag rather than pulling from the tied closure to avoid stress on the seal. Store unused liners in a clean, dry location away from direct sunlight to prevent material degradation.