Contractor Bags 42 Gallon
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Glad ForceFlex Tall Kitchen Bags, 13 Gallon – 120 Bags $14.97 Only Glad has the stretchable strength of ForceFlex Technology. For the protection you need to get things done. Get Glad… |
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Black Contractor Bags, 42 Gallon, 33×48, 3.0 Mil, These garbage bags will not disappoint you. Our bags are full gauge, that means they are exactly as thick as we say they are. Our bags are made with Megablend resin thus ensuring consistent performance from each and every bag…. |
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Husky PA3242HD 42-Gallon Contractor Clean-Up Bags, 32-Count $20.00 0… |
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BAGS CONTRACTOR 3MILX42GAL 20 S, Color: BLACK; Size: 42 GALLON (Catalog Category: Home:TRASH CANS & BAGS) $22.79 Extra heavy duty 3 mil 42 gallon contractor bags should be used where rugged clean-up and heavy trash are involved.(Color: BLACK; Size: 42 GALLON)… |
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CONTRACTOR BAG, Color: BLACK; Size: 42 GALLON (Catalog Category: Home:TRASH CANS & BAGS) Professional strength bags pack added capacity for bigger demanding jobs. 20 – 42 gallon bags per box.(Color: BLACK; Size: 42 GALLON)… |
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Shop-Vac 5867200 4.5-Peak Horsepower Quiet Plus Wet/Dry Vacuum, 12-Gallon $131.04 WET/DRY VAC – Tank size: 12 gallons. Cord length: 6 feet operation. Sound level: super quiet. Hose size: 2.5 diameter. 2 year onboard warranty. Accessory storage…. |
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Shop-Vac 5851200 12-Gallon 5.0-Peak HP Quiet Plus Series Wet/Dry Vacuum $122.99 The Shop Vac Quiet Plus Series wet/dry vac delivers all the power you need to clean up any mess with less noise. Comes equipped with a large 12-gallon poly tank with 5 HP motor to handle big clean-ups, wet or dry. U.S.A. Gallons: 12, HP: 5, Tank Material: Poly, Seal Pressure (in.): 61, CFM: 176, Power Cord (ft.): 12, Hose Length (in.): 72… |
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Husky 45-Gallon Trash Bags – 36 Count HK45036B $18.36 Husky Premium Trash Bags out-perform all major brands. Our proprietary blend of High-Performance polyethylene resin combined with state-of-the-art processing technology gives these bags a significant strength advantage over thick bags made from conventional material. 45 gallon trash bags. 36 count. Black. Nothing’s tougher than Husky!… |

Which trash bag would be better for to with hold a large quantity of helium?
f I am constantly putting helium inside a of trash bag and making it increase frequently, which trash bag would you thick would be the better choice for making it really big?
Option 1: 1 mill thick 55 gallon contractor bag
Option 2: 3 mill thick 42 gallon contractor bag
The difference is the bag in option 1 is capable of having more volume, but it has less thickness. But option 2 has more thickness and I THINK (NOT SURE) can hold helium for longer by stretching but it has low volume.
My other concern is since option 2 is much thicker would it not stretch and just burst quickly?
Trash bags are not suitable for helium balloons. They will not stretch without a lot of pressure, and pressure reduces or cancels out the lifting power of He.
If you don’t put the He under pressure, then either bag would be ok, but both would be much heavier than needed. The lifting capacity of 55 gallons is:
55 gal = 0.2 m³
Density of Air 1.164 kg/m³
Density of Helium gas 0.18 kg/m³
lifting capacity is the difference, or about 1 kg/m³
1 kg/m³ x 0.2 m³ = 0.2 kg or 200g or 7 US ounces.
So the lifting capacity of the bag is only 7 oz, and the bag may well weight more than that.
And if you put the He under pressure, say an increase of 1 atm, then the density doubles, and the lifting capacity drops to 0.8 kg/m³
Edit the 1 mil bag weighs about 2-3 oz, and the 3 mil bag about 6-10 oz.
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