🗑️ Hefty Ultimate Flex Tall Kitchen Bags, Lavender, 38 Count - Strong and Flexible Trash Bags for Kitchen Waste Disposal Review

These Are The Best Bin Liners! The top strap is elastic enough to slip over the bin and then stays elastic so the bag doesn't just fall through sluggishly when throwing away the rubbish - it's worth it! And they are strong.

Leaking too much can break the cord. Not everything is that hard. I like the feature of masking the smell with one hand and a hammer. You need to improve the strength of these bags so you don't have leaks, holes and broken wires in the bag!

I love that the hand and hammer are odorless - not a bad smell but manages to control the smell of dirt. Good quality. Of the last 5 boxes I had 3 defective packages. The price is a bit expensive at the grocery store but much cheaper at Revain. I will continue to buy if the price or quality doesn't change.

The bag fits in our kitchen paper basket and works well most of the time. The bad thing is that you can't completely close the bag. There are two handles that you can tighten and then tie together. The problem is that there are gaps in the bag that are left open as the plastic straps are oddly made. We have to throw our rubbish in a bin in our garage, which is emptied once a week. A huge gap in the bag (no matter how full or empty) results in a nasty smell that we don't like. My Glad bags have…

Suitable for large waste bins. Every other pocket is a fight for the edge or just rips. This bag has enough "flex" to just slip through the rim without much fuss. I don't know if I'm going to risk packing really heavy stuff in it, but I haven't found any garbage bags that can handle other heavy loads better than contractor bags, and it's just overkill.

The bag fits in our kitchen waste bin and works fine in most cases. The bad thing is that you can't completely close the bag. There are two handles that you can tighten and then tie together. The problem is that there are gaps in the bag that are left open as the plastic straps are oddly made. We have to throw our rubbish in a bin in our garage, which is emptied once a week. A huge gap in the bag (no matter how full or empty) results in a nasty smell that we don't like. My Glad bags have never…

These are my new favorite kitchen bin liners. I like hard "flexible" plastic. The drawcords on the handles are easy to grip, stretchy and won't rip at the top when the bag is carrying a heavy load. I've also found that these bags aren't sticky and full of static electricity like some of the other brands I've used - a great feature. I'm very sensitive to perfumed smells so unscented bin liners are a must for me. These unscented bin liners from Arm & Hammer are perfect for this purpose. Overall a