Review on 🗑️ Thick 4 Gallon Drawstring Trash Bags - KONE 192 Count - Ideal for Bathroom, Bedroom, Office, Car, Kitchen, and Home - Small Garbage Bags, Wastebasket Liners, Plastic Bin Bags by Donnie Hickok

I have a lot of little bins. Being a compulsive by nature, I need my garbage cans to be clean and bags just the right size. Other pouches simply lie on the side of the jar, these small pouches fit snugly against the jar just like the large kitchen pouches. The bags are strong and easy to empty, just pull the string and they're tight. That's a decent thickness, 0.7 mil for a garbage bag. We didn't have a break. Another nice thing is having a bag of the same size for all the small jars around the house. I used to buy rolls with small pockets. They always had so much extra plastic inside them that they never really fitted together. They fit fairly snugly and have enough extra room to fold the lid around the rims of the jar, similar to kitchen sized bags. They are expensive and you will never find them at the grocery store or hardware store. Are they worth the money? They cost about ten cents each, compare that to about 12-14 cents for 13-gallon kitchen bags. Is it expensive. I assume these little bags cost about the same to make because of the drawstring mechanism and the process. To me they are worth it because they keep my bins clean (very important to me) and make emptying a lot easier, especially when you throw out all the trash or on a super clean day. Sometimes I just take a few things out of the jar when it's dry and use it for the second week. If you've come this far and read so many reviews then you too are a cleanliness freak looking through hundreds of little bags and wondering if you should buy them, the answer is yes. Even if they were twice the price I would take them. Now you know. I must have these bags. I have 3 rolls left and I'm worried about running out so I'm ordering 200 more.