The household is one of the most frequently used places for garbage bags. In the kitchen, garbage bags are used to collect various types of kitchen waste and other household waste such as leftovers, fruit peels, vegetable stems, food packaging bags, etc; In areas such as bedrooms, living rooms, and bathrooms, garbage bags are used to store waste paper, discarded clothing, used toilet paper, bottles, cans, and other waste, facilitating daily garbage cleaning and maintaining a clean home environment.

Commercial premises

Commercial places such as shopping malls, supermarkets, and convenience stores generate a large amount of packaging waste and discarded goods every day. Garbage bags are used to collect this garbage and maintain a clean and hygienic shopping environment. In addition, some merchants also provide small plastic bags for customers to temporarily store items, making it convenient for customers to shop.

Factories generate various types of waste during the production process, such as metal shavings, plastic scraps, waste paper, and other waste materials. Garbage bags are used to collect industrial waste for classification, treatment, and recycling. Different types of industrial waste may require the use of garbage bags of different materials and specifications to meet their specific collection and processing requirements.

Public places such as parks, squares, streets, stations, airports, etc. have a large flow of people and generate a significant amount of garbage. Garbage bags are placed in trash cans to collect waste paper, beverage bottles, food packaging bags, and other garbage discarded by tourists and pedestrians, which helps maintain cleanliness and hygiene in public places and enhance the city's image.