Garbage bag restraint for securing trash liners to containers

Buckles – buttons – clasps – etc. – Bag fasteners – Resilient slot bag tie

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24 305R, 24 305P, F16B 220, A45F 500, B65D 7710

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059877081

ABSTRACT:
A pocket sized plastic restraint, having a rigid edge (1a) and flexible center (1b). In the flexible center (1b) is a flexible gripping strip opening (2d) that gathered excess liner material is inserted through and held tight by. The gripping strip opening (2d) is a serrated opening that bites into the gathered liner like teeth, to hold the bag tight without cutting it. At the base of the garbage bag restraint (2c) is a tucking strip opening (2e) for tucking excess bag material. The garbage bag restraint (2c) holds bags tight around the rim of containers that are smaller than the bag.

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