🗑️ Glad ForceFlex Tall Kitchen Drawstring Trash Bags: Durable, Unscented, and Convenient - 120 Count, 13 Gallon Review

This product description says "NO SMELL". However, upon opening, there is a strong powdery odor that is repellent. Please label the product correctly. Bad for allergy sufferers!

I do not recommend this product. It's thin and shorter than advertised. It's supposed to fit in a 13-gallon can, but it's short. See photo for comparison with Hefty 13 Gallon Garbage Bag (Blue Top).

I wanted them to be disposable laundry bags for dirty clothes that I need to store separately. The bags are hanging in the room. There are people who are sensitive to smells in the house, so they should be odorless. These sachets give off a horrible sweet perfume smell. Be warned.

This is exactly what I was looking for after having to gift a new box of Febreeze sachets because the smell was disgusting. These bags are odorless and work great. They're all white, so I'm not sure what happened to the reviewers who mentioned they were gray. Apparently you received the wrong product. Mine are perfect - odorless and strong.

I bought these because I wanted durable bags for the kitchen. Half the time I pulled the opening of the bag over the edge of the bin, one of the edges of the bag popped. Also, half the time when a bag was closed to tie, one side of the plastic tie broke. That's a big pain in the back. I replaced them with inexpensive bags from a major chain store and all the problems are solved. I would not buy them until the quality control issues are resolved.

The sachets are very thin, single ply, transparent and have a very strong smell (I bought unscented and EXTREMELY scented). I've been using Glad bin liners for years without these issues. I think they are selling a factory defect (an item that doesn't meet the company's quality standards). I think this should be stated in the description to avoid negative impact on the company's reputation and to let customers know what they are actually buying.

The 13-gallon Glad bag is elite in every respect when it comes to construction: although it is optically as thin as possible and therefore almost transparent, it stretches when stuffed like crazy gills, and its fit on the rim of the bin is tighter than any bin liner I've ever tried. This bag never slips off the edge. None of this matters if you want an unscented bin liner as these bags inexplicably have a very distinct flavor profile that is very typical of bin liners. Which makes them useless…

You charge a lot of money for thin plastic. Force Flex is a trick you guys came up with a while ago to save even more money on plastic since my pockets have been tearing all the time. make it better They make billions a year and pay small fortunes in research and development to find a way to make even more money. Here's an idea. Do better shit and stop funding R&D. Skimp on packaging if you want to be a greedy globalist monopoly, but my goodness make a bag that actually contains junk and…

I bought these because I wanted simple, odorless garbage bags. I have allergies/asthma and smells like this immediately give me headaches and nasal congestion. I was very disappointed when I received them and found that they had a very strong chemical smell. Glad seems to use the term "unscented" to refer to the fact that they don't mask the odor-protecting chemical with additional scent, but odor resistance itself is an issue. For those who just want a plain old garbage bag with no chemical…

Design wise, the Glad 13 gallon bag is a luxury in every respect: although it looks paper thin and therefore almost see-through, it stretches like crazy when packed Capacity, and its fit around the edge of the trash can is tighter than any trash bag I've ever seen. This bag never slips off the edge. None of this matters if you want an unscented bin liner, as these bags inexplicably have a very distinct flavor profile that is very typical of bin liners. Which makes them useless if you use them…