DB20 Demo Bag 42 Gallon Trash Bag

While they are not indestructible they are very tough. I used it to collect tile from a floor demolition and the bags held well. They have some holes but they kept performing well with multiple uses.

These bags are fantastic. 100X better than those thick 3Mil trash bags. I chipped up tile and cement backer board in kitchen so I could put down hickory . Busted tile was razor sharp and the combination was REALLY heavy and these bags laughed at the mess. Reused them after numerous trips to dump. These puppies are bulletproof. Love them. Go Ravens!

Strongest bags I've ever used, and I use and re-use and re-re-use them for green waste. What I really like is that the sharp points of pruned branches don't poke through and stab and lacerate me like they do in even the thickest 3-mil plastic bags. My only complaint is that these bags have too small a diameter to fit my Fiskars 30 Gallon HardShell Bottom Kangaroo Garden Bag (9413 ), another great tool for yard work. But these bags are stiff enough to stand on their own once you load some stuff in the bottom of the bag, so I just put the bag in the Fiskars and fill them that way. I don't care that they don't tie - I don't need that since I just dump them into the greenwaste bin and re-use them

Bought without price checking then noticed after return deadline that they were $10+ dollars higher than all the big box lumber stores.

Even the Waste Management company likes these bags.I fill them two about 90% fill, then I cut 4 small holes through which I thread a plastic tie to secure the throw away content. I then place them in front of my appropriate curbside service, whether it be garbage or yard waste. The WM trucks simply extents their grabber arms (at the middle of the bag), and they go directly into the binI have yet to experience a tear. Great Bags! a little more expense, but worth the money, as they save me quite a bit of effort.I am presently doing a lot of contractor work at my house, and he also uses them as floor coverings secured down with "frog" tape" for painting projects as they are easier to lay down even easier than roll-off butcher paper. and 1 mil painting sheets. Then he uses them for the construction debris clean u.p.

I used these to collect and haul away debris when I replaced the tile in my bathroom. These bags don’t break even when full of sharp pieces of ceramic tile!!

Doing renovations in my master bath, and saw these bags were recommended on a DIY network on YouTube, for demolition. These things are pretty sturdy. Not 100% puncture resistant, but enough to keep sharp pieces of broken tile from causing me injury. Great value for the price

For sure the best trash bag around. Will not stretch out or tear like any plastic bag will. It became impossible to get them at my local lumber yard because of price they dropped them. The reusable factor alone makes them well worth the money. John Hyatt www.deckmastersllc.com