Bake Bags Bin Liners - 48 x 36-in - 25 Count

Protect Stored Harvests From Odor and Cross-Contamination - 25 Large Liners

Stored harvests can pick up odors, mix with other batches or dry out in an unlined bin. These nylon liners create a barrier between your crop and the container, which helps keep each harvest separate and fresh for longer. They are made from food-grade, heat-resistant, puncture-resistant material.

At 48 x 36 in, these liners suit large bins and totes. Each unit contains 25 liners, enough for a regular indoor grower to work through several harvests or for a commercial operation to line a row of containers.

Key Features & Benefits

• Food-grade nylon — a suitable material for contact with harvested crops.
• Puncture resistant — handles rough handling and sharp stems better than thin film.
• Heat resistant — rated for temperatures up to 450°F.
• Recyclable — lets you reduce waste where local recycling accepts it.
• 25 liners per unit — enough to line multiple bins.

Who Should Use Bake Bags Bin Liners

Home gardeners and licensed commercial growers who cure, store or move harvested crops in large bins will find these useful, especially when they keep several batches apart.

About Bake Bags Bin Liners

Bake Bags Bin Liners are 48 x 36 in nylon liners for residential and commercial farm and garden use. Each unit contains 25 liners.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What size are these liners?
A: Each liner measures 48 x 36 in. They suit large bins and totes. Check your container dimensions before ordering.

Q: How many liners come in a unit?
A: One unit contains 25 liners. It is sold as a single unit.

Q: Are they heat resistant?
A: Yes, they are rated up to 450°F. Follow your own process and safety guidance for any use involving heat.

Q: Can they help with odor and cross-contamination?
A: Lining a bin creates a barrier between the crop and the container. This helps limit odor transfer and mixing between batches.

Q: Are the liners recyclable?
A: Yes, the material is recyclable. Acceptance depends on your local recycling program, so check with it first.

Q: What does puncture resistant mean?
A: It means the material resists tearing or piercing from sharp or rough items. This matters when you store bulky harvested material.