🗑️ Hommp 5 Gallon Trash Bags, 120 Count/ 6 Roll Pack Review

I have a 4 gallon kitchen basket and the 4 gallon bags in the store are too small. I bought the 5 liter size - they fit perfectly. The plastic feels thin but is strong and won't break. Good value for money.

This is the perfect size for bathroom or office bins. They are large enough to fit over the sides of a 4 or 5 gallon can. They're pretty strong. I use it in the bathroom and in the office. After about a week they fill up and do not tear. I would order these again.

Multicolored, the price was right, and 5 gallons - of course I'll take a chance even if there are no other reviews. Too bad it wasn't like that. I expected garbage bags that are open on one side to be placed over my office bin and wrapped with a hole around the rim. standard, right? Instead, 2/3 of my bags are locked at both ends, with a hole in the middle with handles. Handy, but won't fit in a standard-sized 5-gallon office (or home) trash can. I took them to my office to see if anyone could…

These garbage bags are great! I've been buying them for several years. I have a 3.5 gallon kitchen trash can (our family of 3 doesn't produce that much trash) and these bags are perfect. They are strong and have never snapped or snapped no matter how much junk we stuffed into them. Also, they don't leak, which is a big plus because when you live with a teenager, sometimes they spill liquids in the trash can and it's just a big mess. Please note: they don't look trendy with any sort of stretch…

Multi colored, well priced and 5 gallons - will definitely take a chance no other reviews. . I expected garbage bags that are open on one side to be placed over my office bin and wrapped with a hole around the rim. standard, right? Instead, 2/3 of my bags are locked at both ends, with a hole in the middle with handles. Handy, but won't fit in a standard-sized 5-gallon office (or home) trash can. I took them to my office to see if anyone could use them and they all came back to me. I could cut…

I have used many types of bin liners that come in a continuous roll with straight perforations where the bin liners tear. In my experience they always rip at the bottom of the first bag and at the top of the second. These bags confused me at first because when I unfolded them onto the straight perforation I was used to looking for, I ended up with a much longer bag than I expected, with the perforation site being at the bottom of both bags! However, there was an obvious straight slash with less