Kirkland Compactor Bags: 18 Gallon, Smart Fit Gripping Drawstring, 70 ct - Superior Quality Waste Management Solution Review

Pleasantly surprised they seem to fit well. Slip one or two out of the drawer, but only if they're really full. Probably about a dozen in a box and I'm happy. Much easier than those that require cutting holes around the drawer. To be honest, if you're worried about them slipping into a drawer, you can still just cut them open and drape them over your ears, but we weren't worried. Bottom line, they're better than anything I can buy locally, so I'll keep buying them.

These are the easiest seal pouches to use. They sometimes fall off after being sealed, but the ease of insertion and removal outweighs this issue, and I love having a drawstring closure. The ones with holes to attach to the bag holders on the compactor make it difficult to attach the bag, and paper bags fit easily in the compactor, but you can only roll the bag down to take it to the bin, so it's not very secure, so this plastic drawstring bag solve both of these problems.

I have to say I was pleasantly surprised. For 30 years (2 different seals) I've been stuck in paper bags because I haven't found a plastic that works well for the same price as paper. Now I have. I used this: BestAir Trash Compaction Bags (16"D x 9"W x 17"H, pack of 12). But now that I've discovered these sturdy bags that really fit (with firm stretch to corners.) They're so strong that even a broken bottle or sharp pizza box won't go through the walls when you squeeze them. :) (Apparently my…