2.6-4 Gallon Trash Bags Drawstring Bedroom Kitchen Unscented Small Garbage Bags 120 Count Home Office Wastebasket Bags

I have been buying various sizes of kitchen trash bags, attempting to find the perfect one for my office wastebasket. I found that with a 13-gallon bag, there was a lot of overlap and it looked kind of sloppy. Trying to find smaller bags can be challenging in the store so I decided to give these ones a go - good idea! These 4 gallon bags are just the right thickness, durability, and size to look very tidy in my office wastebasket, so I'm thrilled. You can see the difference in the third picture where I have these bags, in white, laid on top of a 13 gallon glad trash bag, in gray - big size difference, which is why I previously had so much hanging over the side.This pack had a TON of trash bags, so I found it to be a very good value for the money - honestly, I probably won't need to buy trash bags again for a year or more with the rate that I toss stuff out in my office. They are 0.7 mil thick, so I definitely trust them with dry trash but I wouldn't dump a can of liquid straight in the trash or anything... But I don't think I would trust a normal trash bag to hold up in that kind of scenario anyway.They have the pull up drawstring edges that make taking out the trash easier. Also, they don't have any odor (big plus for migraine-havers like me - what's with all these scented trash bags these days??) And each bag has a cute little saying on it: "Reduce waste today to embrace a better tomorrow."

Sigh...I am officially of the age where a great garbage bag makes me incredibly happy. These little bags go above and beyond my expectations! First, I don't understand why so many garbage bags are scented these days...scents that are huge triggers for migraines for us sensitive folks. These are completely unscented. Yay! Secondly, until I began my online search, I was convinced a small, draw string bag didn't exist. Then I found these. Double yay! Thirdly, these fit perfectly in the small garbage cans I have around the house. They are a nice, neutral color (clearish-white with a soft gray draw string). They are plenty durable for my needs and the price can't be beat - a bulk pack of these was far cheaper than I was paying at big box stores for a far inferior product. Pay attention to how you open the package, too. There's a clever, little perforated hole which allows the bulk bag to act as a dispenser. Again...yay. :)

I bought these hoping they’d fit my normal size slide out garbage can. They don’t, but that’s my bad for choosing not to measure. They are perfect for bathroom or small-medium office trash cans. I love that I finally found small garbage bags with draw strings. They are surprisingly sturdy for the price. I would say the only thing sturdier would be those Glad bags that have the flexible plastic.These also come in a bag that has a perforated piece on the bottom you can tear to use as a dispenser. Thoughtful touch.Very pleased with this find!

It sounds a bit crazy that I have searched high and low for "the right trash bag" but these fit the bill. I honestly thought I was going to have to trial out several ones, and after much research landed on these, and turned out perfect. Drawstring was a must, and based on other options, these are a good value as well. They are not "stretchy" plastic, but more the hard/stiffer kind, which actually is what I wanted. Also unscented. I got these to have in the car, and they are the perfect size...small enough so not huge for small napkins and other car trash, but big enough to hold your food/cup trash. I feel these are a premium product. I wish they came in gray/black...hint hint!

I bought this product to use in the rooms we rent through Airbnb. Because we change out the trash after each guest leaves, we use quite a few bags. That can get expensive if you're using something like the Simple Human brand bags, which I really like. I was looking for an economical alternative to those and these bags seem to do the job well. They are durable and look good, not thin and flimsy like some bags can be. They come in rolls and you just pull out one at a time from the package,

Recently they passed a law in our state that stores will not provide plastic bags unless you pay 10c p/bag. The store bags were all I used to empty my litter boxes with, and I didn't realize how many I used until we ran out. I wanted an alternative to the store bags that would look nice in the garbage cans, but also not cost me more than what I would pay at the grocery store for them. These were just slightly over 10c p/bag, but I can see why. They are HUGE -- I mean...huge in the essence that they will still fit well in your garbage cans but they hold a lot more than you'd think. I have 3 cats and 2 litter boxes that are emptied on daily...these garbage bags can hold 4 days worth of cat mess and not break on the way to the dumpster with them!

We have two small trash cans. On is in our townhouse kitchen, the other is in our class B RV. I use the one in the kitchen for wet trash while cooking and the other is the waste can for the RV. I do like the Simple Human size C trash bags but, they are much more expensive and never in stock. I could never find the small bags at the supermarket or the commissary. I bought these initially for the can in the RV. Turns out these work for both. Both of the trash cans have a bucket inside. The bags sit on the bottom of both buckets and I have not had any leaks. I am very happy with this purchase.

I double bag them because the slightest edge or weight will cause a tear. Definitely not buying these knock offs again.