64 Gallon Trash Can Liners for Toter Garbage Cans (10-Count)

A:  The Toter 64-Gallon Trash Can Liners may be a bit large for your container, measuring 40" x 10" x 53". Our 48-Gallon Trash Can Liners may be a better fit, measuring 35" x 10" x 54". The best fit will depend on your container's length and width dimensions.

A:  I don’t believe so. They’re a bit flimsy and don’t hold onto the can that well but they get the job done. Definitely better suited as a candle lighter and not some thing I would use to pick up bulk yard waste or anything heavy they’re really there just to keep the can clean.

A:  I do not know.  What I purchased works fine for me.  Check with company.

A:  No, they are not. The thickness of Toter Trash Can Liners are optimal for their purpose of lining the inside of trash containers, keeping them clean and smelling good (they contain a built-in odor eliminator), and then easily sliding out when emptied by automated garbage trucks. Thanks for your interest in Toter.

A:  This question is on the Toter 64-gallon Trash Can Liners product page, yet the question appears to be about the Toter 64-gallon two-wheel (trash can) cart. If the question is, can small animals penetrate our two-wheel carts, the answer is that while consumer experience shows our carts are highly resistant to animals, especially if the lid is firmly closed, sometimes animals do penetrate them. If rodents or other animals are a special problem in your situation, please consider our 64-gallon “Bear Tough” cart, which is very strong and has a locking lid. Thank you.

A:  These bags will rip just from too much weight, or snagging against something. An animal can definitely bite through or tear these trash toter liners. Very flimsy. I would suggest a bag that is at least 3ml. thick-anything less is very flimsy.

A:  Fit great and didn’t bust when finished.

A:  No, no tie. At work, we just spin them and put a tie-wrap on it. Some twist ties would work but I did t see any in the box.

A:  Toter trash can liners are not made to carry trash on their own, but to line the inside of trash containers to keep them clean and smelling good. They are intended to slide out of the cart when emptied by automatic garbage trucks. Thus, the liners should not be secured to the cart by an elastic band or any other mechanism. They are made long enough to roll over the rim of the cart by a few inches.