🗑️ Husky HK42WC020B Contractor Clean-Up Bags - 42-Gallon, 20 Count, 4ft L x 2ft 9in W x 3mil T, Black: High-Quality Polyethylene Resin for Efficient Clean-Up Review

These are really good durable bags but they contain a SCENT that is not stated on the packaging. As someone who is allergic to fragrances, I find it incredible that a company sells these pouches and doesn't state on the packaging or online that they contain fragrance. I threw a bag in the trash can in my garage. The bag/perfume stinks in my garage. If you are sensitive to chemicals these bags are NOT for you.

If you have a big project, I recommend the Husky 42 Gallon Contractor Clean Up Bag. They're incredibly strong and won't tear like other black bin liners I've tried. Last summer I used this to clear out my roof garden which consisted of very heavy soil, pots, planters etc. I had to carry each bag down 7 flights of stairs and was afraid one of them would tear and explode (as everyone's has happened). other bag I tried). I was SO relieved when it didn't happen. The bags didn't even stretch with…

I've been buying these Husky bags for a long time. Their primary purpose is cleaning up contractors (read: broken tiles, bits of drywall), but I went further. like cutting them apart and using them as durable fabrics, storing bedding, helping us get around (we just threw a few rooms at them and they went off in a moving truck). Another thought: while these HDPE bags are very useful and excellent in performance, I think they'll probably be hanging in a landfill until my…

Love it! Due to the injury, it was extremely difficult to take out the barrels and collect the rubbish. After reading that they are 3 mil thick and realizing that they are actually much stronger than regular bin liners, I realized they were the answer to my dilemma. I could throw my rubbish in this bag without a barrel and save myself having to lug barrels off the street. The bags have never been torn by animals. I believe this is due to the strength and the fact that the thickness makes it…

When you have a home you probably occasionally need a garbage bag that's more durable than the ones you usually put in your kitchen. I've been using them for over twenty years. They are large so items like air filters can fit inside. They're durable, so if I have to throw broken glass or plastic in them, they're fine. They carry so much weight that you will find it difficult to lift them at their maximum carrying capacity. The main change over the years is that they now have profiled tabs at…

To treat bed bugs you need thick, durable garbage bags like these. If you're storing clothes you'll use or things you must use, often keep them in the lighter, thicker 1 mil garbage bags you can get at stores since you change them after every wash or every week need to get rid of the bed bugs left in the bags when you wash the clothes you want to put in the bed bug free bags. A 4" to 6" plastic electric fan with a power cord and place in a 3 mil garbage bag. Remove the fork from the top of the…

Nice big thick bags. The pocket is about an arm's width apart, depending on whether the arm has been pulled back, and about as deep as the leg. They hold liquids and when the top is rolled up and adequately taped there should be no odors. The material is thick enough that a light tug or slap on something blunt shouldn't result in accidental tearing. They're a good weight if you can't break your disposal down into smaller pieces, but you really don't want to move anything over 50 pounds if you…

I love these bags and they are worth it. HOWEVER - my box ended up ripped off and not like an accidental tear. They were open as I would have if they hadn't already been torn at the perforation of a very strong box. One of the two bag rolls was also slightly stretched. It looked the same as if I had opened it and taken out a packet to use, but I didn't. In this age of COVID I prefer to keep the boxes SEALED as it would be difficult and time consuming to sanitize 20 giant plastic bags. In…

and tie with shoelace. If you're storing things for a long time for bed bug treatment, you need thick, durable trash bags like these. the lighter 1 mil garbage bags you get in stores because you have to change them after every wash or every week to get rid of the bed bugs that stay in the bags when you wash the clothes you want to bag without bed bugs. I would buy nuvan pro, takes off 15 grams and doesn't fill the sachet more than halfway. Take a 4" to 6" plastic electric fan with electric cord