🗑️ Glad Garbage Small, White, 30 ct, 4 gallons, 2pk: Convenient and Compact Waste Disposal Solution! Review

I was initially hesitant to buy this as I wasn't sure if there were actually 2 boxes of 30 bags each but they were and it was worth the price. Excellent quality bags. I'm glad I made this purchase as I couldn't find bags of this size in a store near my home.

I love these bags! Above all, they are NON-SCENTED and are perfect for allergy sufferers/asthma sufferers. (I've found that most 4-gallon bags have an unpleasant chemical odor.) They're strong, too. I use them in my bathrooms, vanities and office and they are never ripped or torn.

Bought these for the holiday rental bathroom wastebaskets. The quality is very good for this purpose and I've found that I like the white plastic better than the clear plastic commonly found in hotels. I thought I felt different, but white is more attractive and more robust.

Hardly their fault but 4 gallons is really small. Too small to comfortably fit in one of my trash cans. In comparison, they are almost the size of a standard plastic shopping bag. (Pictured on the left is a store-bought garbage bag.) If you have cans that small, just recycle the grocery bags! At least they have handles!

I don't like the new bag rolls. We prefer to pop it out of the box individually as a folded flat pack, especially at such a small size. Just a preference, but important. Sentence. Put a few bags in the trash can under the one you're using. Then when one of them is thrown away, it's easy to take the other one and just use it. We understand that new packaging is probably better for the environment.

Bags are small trash bags for small bathroom trash cans. Robust, as joybags usually are. But I love the box that comes with the bin liners - the perfect size to toss in your suitcase when travelling. The box is the perfect size to put a bad diaper in. I don't know how they got 30 bags in this little box. (I put a k coffee mug in the first photo to see the size of the box.) 🙂

As local grocery stores introduce or phase out plastic grocery card bags, I needed a supply of bags to replace free groceries. I reuse plastic bags in many ways. They don't just end up in the landfill. That's why it annoys me to have to buy them, but I won't do without them. That's enough. They're about the right size. I would like to avoid plastic bags and always prefer biodegradable plastic-like bags.

Are those Glad garbage bags? Indeed? The bags seem to be a lot thinner than what I bought. I have used other brands and decided to go back to a reliable brand like Glad. Maybe the product has changed? Not only do I find the bags thin, the bottom of these bags is like a dome. The bottom cannot be fully opened. It is strange. I have to fold them in half for safety in the trash can. Unfortunately, I have 60 of them. I won't buy any more of them. My local generic supermarket is thicker than these.

It seems silly, but I always feel awful using old grocery bags in tiny trash cans. I know it's inventive, but they always end up in a hole and there are used baby wipes on the floor in my nursery and the dogs trying to eat them - and I don't want to spend every Thursday night like that. So I bought them and they are the perfect size and no holes. I wish they had a drawstring waist (I'd pay more for it) but they don't and that's fine.

This is not a Revains bug; it's Glad's cunning handwriting. They happily save money on this extremely cheap item and claim it's a 4-gallon plastic bag. They didn't say 4 gallons CAPACITY. Good thing they give you a tie. Has anyone tried putting 4 gallons in one of those swivel tie bags? I was barely able to load it in 3 gallons. In the photo it is between a 1 gallon round container and a 4 gallon bucket. I wouldn't say it was illegal. Let me guess, the guy making these decisions is called…