Insinc Insights: Tag: Rubbish bags

Spring is the season of renewal — and for New Zealand workplaces, it’s the perfect time to reset and refresh. But cleaning shouldn’t come at the cost of the environment. With the right eco-friendly cleaning products NZ businesses can trust, you can achieve sparkling results while reducing waste and protecting staff. At Insinc Products, we help workplaces strike the balance between sustainability and effectiveness, so your spring clean is greener, smarter, and healthier.

Choosing the right size bin liner is essential for preventing rips, spills, and unnecessary waste. In this guide, we break down how to match bin liners to different bin types commonly used in New Zealand workplaces and homes. We'll help you measure your bin, explore popular bin liner sizes, and link to a helpful guide for further reading.

Ripped bin liners aren’t just annoying—they’re messy, unhygienic, and surprisingly costly for businesses. Whether it’s the cleaner cursing under their breath or the admin staff dodging leaking coffee grounds on their way to the printer, torn liners are a bigger deal than you think. In this blog, we’ll unpack the reasons why your bin bags might be failing and share simple, effective ways to stop the ripping once and for all.

You probably haven’t given that much thought to rubbish bin liners. But if your business is a large one, you will have lots of different-sized rubbish bins in a variety of places, and because what’s being thrown out can vary significantly, you will need a load of different bags to line them. But what size to choose?

Where have all the old shopping bags gone? Banned long ago. So what do you do when it comes to lining your rubbish bin? We’ve discovered there is a better way when it comes to bin liners: compostable bin liners made out of cornstarch.