🗑️ Plasticplace 95-96 Gallon Garbage Can Liners - Heavy Duty 2 Mil Trash Bags, 25 Count Review

My family has back problems and they are older but they insist on bagging grass clippings and then lifting the tank to tip it into the rolling city tank. It's getting really hard to lift, so when you figure out the lawnmower trap is easier to lift into that bag-lined jar, life will be a lot better. It worked great. I ordered a box and it will actually last a few (summer) years as they don't fill a full jar every week. It is a back protector and very durable. Will order more when we run out…

We have been buying this product from Revain for about 2 years. The last purchase in June was a poor quality product. Other packaging materials and liners are significantly thinner than previous products. Thinner liners (incorrectly stated as 2 mils) will not adequately protect large 95 gallon trash cans. Unfortunately, that happens a lot more often in Revain. Incompatible and inferior quality products. We also experienced the same thing when Lysol sanitizing wipes and Snuggle dryer sheets fell

Over time, my trash cans got dirty on the inside, which attracted flies and ants even when they were empty. Glasses are really a nuisance to clean, so I started looking for a solution. These bags solved the problem for me! The only improvements would be 1. if they were environmentally friendly 2. if they fit more tightly onto the hinges on the lid of the container. I cut slits in the bag to fit the hinges and secured them with a large rubber band I got from Revain. Since bags are expensive and…

super fat. It seems very durable. My trash can smelled very bad. I cleaned it up and put one of those inserts in there. I tied one corner so it won't fall off when I throw trash. It lasted all week, no problems. The garbage truck dumped garbage, and the liner remained. I'm guessing it may be a few weeks before my trash stinks again, then I'll close and tie the bag before the trash runs and put a new bag in. Update: 3 months later. I still like these very much. In this hot summer, my trash can…

Super thick. Seems to be very durable. My trash can smelled really bad. I cleaned it and put one of those liners in it. I tied the corner so she wouldn't fall off when she throws the trash. Lasted all week, no problems. The garbage truck dumped the garbage, but the liner stayed. I'm guessing it may be a few weeks before my trash stinks again, then I'll close and tie the bag before the trash runs and put a new bag in. Update: 3 months later. I still like these very much. In this hot summer, my…

Well I need heavy bags to level the side bins. Another 65 gallon mark was too narrow and only ran diagonally, halfway through the can. They fit fairly easily and last long enough. I use bungee cords to hold it in place and then I can toss it in the trash without having to flush it. I can reuse it in a few weeks before tying and releasing the bungee. and they do the job, no leaking or breaking from heavy loads. Can't always fill all the way if it's heavy stuff and I might lug a bit too. The last

Great thick bags to protect new 96 gallon public bins from stains and odors. We loved the tank but it was difficult to keep it clean even though we had packed all our junk. After a bit of hunting I found these and although they are expensive they are awesome! Here's how I use them. I bought 5 pieces individually. Elastic bands that fit around the rim of the jar. I open this bag fully, place it in the jar, trim the excess from the rim about 10 inches, and close the lid. outside of the can and up