Water soluble laundry bags have the following advantages:

• Economical way to isolate, transport, disinfect contaminated linens
• Eliminates need for protective equipment/clothing for the workers that handle the soiled linens
• Reduces labor and biohazard disposal costs
• Seals in airborne bacteria and prevents escape or leakage
• Protects workers from infectious body fluids and blood borne pathogens found on linens used by hospitals, clinics, dentists, veterinarian and diaper facilities
• Anti-static, non-toxic and fully biodegradable with no harm to the environment

We carry:

• Standard and heavy duty bags for dry soiled or contaminated linens, towels, uniforms, etc
• Extra-heavy duty "PLUS 2" (or "PLUS II") bags for wet and dry mop heads (as well as other linens)
• Biohazard bags
• Special bags for dry welding garments that comply with OSHA's regulations for hexavalent chromium handling. These bags are puncture resistant and allow for multiple days of dry or wet storage.
• Small size bags for dyes, pigments, chemicals, detergents, ashes and more

All of our bags are latex free and will not harm linens, laundry machines or waste water treatment systems. Our bags dissolve completely and are highly resistant to most organic solvents, greases, fats and oils. They are impermeable to most gases and will not generate a static charge. Most of our bags close with a tie-tape that comes attached to the bag.

Used by:

• Healthcare and Hazardous Waste Facilities
• Commercial Laundry Services
• Hospitals
• Prisons
• Nursing Homes
• Hotels
• Diaper Services

We also have bags for:

• Cement Pigmenters
• Bed Bug Exterminators
• Mixing Dyes for Fabrics in Textile Industry

Our bags meet or exceed the stringent guidelines and regulations of:

• U.S. CENTERS FOR DISEASE CONTROL AND PREVENTION (CDC)
• U.S. OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ADMINISTRATION (OSHA)
• HEALTHCARE LAUNDRY ACCREDITATION COUNCIL (HLAC)
• EUROPEAN STANDARD EN 14065:2002 TEXTILES - LAUNDRY PROCESSED TEXTILES - BIO-CONTAMINATION CONTROL SYSTEM
• NHS HOSPITAL LAUNDRY ARRANGEMENTS FOR USED AND INFECTED LINEN, U.K. HSG (95)18
• NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION 56A "STANDARD FOR THE USE OF INHALATION ANESTHETICS."