One or more implementations of a thermoplastic bag with a grab zone of deformations including raised rib-like elements positioned in a high-touch area of the bag. For example, the thermoplastic bag includes a hem skirt non-continuously laminated to a sidewall by one or more raised rib-like elements. The grab zone regions of one or more raised-rib-like elements are located in visible and high-touch areas to provide visual and tactile cues of strength and durability. Moreover, the grab zone regions of one or more raised rib-like elements serve to distribute pull and lift forces across a wider area in order to avoid common failures in high-touch areas such as over stretching, punctures, tears, and rips.

Devices for mounting receptacles to surfaces are described herein. The device includes a receptacle having a back panel, side panels that extend from the back panel in a direction that is perpendicular to the back panel, a front panel attached to the side panels and generally opposite the back panel, a base portion coupled to and perpendicular to the back panel, the front panel, and the side panels, and a top portion generally opposite the base portion that is open to receive various items. The system further includes an adhesive coupled to the back panel, the adhesive configured to couple the receptacle to a surface. This configuration allows surface dust and debris due to construction to be contained and stored for disposal.

A refuse liner system for use with a refuse container comprises a cartridge positionable within a refuse container. The cartridge includes an outer casing and a cover mountable with respect to the outer casing. The cover defines a cover passage extending therethrough. The refuse liner system further comprises a plurality of liner bags at least partially disposed in the outer casing. The liner bags are arranged in relation to the cover to permit sequential removal of the liner bags through the cover passage of the cover to enable lining of the refuse container with a selected liner bag.

A refuse bag and preventative container combination used to eliminate odors or to contain problematic items being disposed of. In use, the odorous garbage or the problematic items are placed within the preventative container and the preventative container is then seal to either reduce or eliminate any odors emanating from the items placed inside or to prevent the items placed inside to escape from the preventative container. The preventative container is then placed inside the refuse bag and the refuse bag can continue to be used until it is full or it is otherwise time to dispose of. Other house problematic items, such as cat litter, animal waste, grease, or similar items can be placed in the preventative container for disposal.

A leaves and yard debris collection and disposal container including a container having a flexible tarp with an integral draw string. The draw string includes a slide fastener opening in the center bottom end. The exterior of the container includes handles. Wherein yard debris and leaves are piled up in the center of the container and the edges of the container can be lifted up and tightened over the pile using the draw string and the grip pad and tighten with a lace lock. Then the bag can be lifted and carried using handles and emptied by opening the slide fastener closure located at the bottom of the container.

A yard waste collection assembly includes a tarp that is positionable on a horizontal support surface such that debris cam be positioned on the tarp. The tarp is foldable onto itself to enclose the debris positioned on the tarp. A plurality of adhesive strips is each coupled to the tarp and each of the adhesive strips adheres to a respective one of the adhesive strips when the tarp is folded. In this way the adhesive strips can retain the debris in the tarp thereby facilitating the tarp to transport the debris for disposal. A plurality of stakes is provided and each of the stakes is extendable through a respective one of the stake holes and engage the horizontal support surface to inhibit the tarp from moving on the horizontal support surface.

Embodiments of thermoplastic bags which yield elasticity and stiffness include a first drawtape disposed within the first channel, wherein the first drawtape comprises a linear low density polyethylene having a density of from 0.902 g/cc to 0.920 g/cc, and a second drawtape disposed within the second channel, wherein the second drawtape comprises a high density polyethylene having a density of from 0.940 g/cc to 0.965 g/cc.

The present invention is directed to a bag of polymeric film and a method to make the bag. The bag can be comprised of a front panel and a rear panel. The front and rear panels can each be comprised of multiple layers of film. The bag can be formed from a collapsed bubble of polymeric film that has been folded in half so that opposing edges of the collapsed bubble form an opening of the bag. One of the layers of the folded bubble can be split adjacent to an edge of the collapsed bubble and a draw tape film can be inserted between the layers of the folded and collapsed bubble. The collapsed bubble can further be embossed by a pattern that can provide enhanced properties to bags formed from the folded bubble.

A disposable baby changing pad system includes a changing pad body extending from a top end to a bottom end and being composed of a thin, flexible material, the changing pad body further having a pocket formed on a top surface of the changing pad body, the pocket having a top layer sealing an interior area of the pocket; an opening extending into the interior area from the top layer; one or more wipes sealed within the pocket; and a diaper positioned on the top surface of the changing pad body; the changing pad body folds around the pocket and the diaper.

The present disclosure relates to a trash bag retaining apparatus and system that secures a trash bag inside a trash receptacle and enables a sliding motion for subsequent removal of the secured trash bag. In particular, the apparatus includes a proximal end insertable into a support arm of a trash receptacle. The distal end includes a slide stop in addition to an abutment face that abuts the support arm upon insertion of the proximal end into the support arm. The abutment face is sized and shaped to match a size and shape of the support arm. Further, the distal end also includes one or more surfaces defining an inlet, positioned between the slide stop and the abutment face, where the trash bag retaining apparatus can secure a portion of the trash bag to the support arm.