🗑️ Thicken RONYMARX Trash Bag Drawstring Garbage Bags - Bathroom Trash Can Liners for Home Kitchen and Bedroom, 50 Counts, 4-6 Gallon (BLACK) Review

Beautiful bin liners ideal for small cans and light rubbish. They don't stretch or give much, so be sure to check the dimensions of the glass they're intended for. I have used them in my kitchen, most food waste is composted so we no longer need large kitchen bin liners. They fit our needs and uses perfectly. The laces are a great bonus.

Positive aspects1. 1 roll 50 bags2. It says there are small clear bin bags but ours were black which is fine3. Eco-friendly materials are a positive step Constraints1. Less than I expected but no problem2. Claims to be stretchy and non-piercing, but I found they rip easily3. The laces are good but the badge comes off easily even if it's not a full 4. They're supposed to be durable, but I haven't determined they belong to John J. Hogan.

These bags are not as thick or strong as regular 13 gallon trash bags, but are designed for smaller containers and lighter loads. My bathroom bucket was perfect for these bags and once filled I liked that I could pull the strings to close them and take them out. The bags come on a roll and need to be divided which is a little tricky as they are black and the line of division was difficult to see at first. A small container is useful for storing pouches, e.g. B. an empty plastic cylinder.

They are NOT transparent as the description says, they are black and transparent. Not very attractive as a wastepaper basket liner. I thought they would be good for my large bins. However, they are too small. But at the same time they are too big to fit in my bathroom bins. They are an unusual and (for me) uncomfortable size. They are very thin and crispy. They are easy to puncture and do not stretch much. I would be very careful about putting anything wet or liquid in them as they will leak if

I've never seen such small drawstring bags. Not only are they cute, but also very convenient to use in your bathroom/bedroom trash can. They stay in place in the bin when you pull the lid off the rim of the bin, which is nice because you don't always have to throw out the entire bag when there are just a couple of tissues in it. You can simply empty the contents into another bag and leave it for reuse. They are a bit thinner than the regular white drawstring kitchen waste bags I buy so I think…

These drawstring bin bags roll up. Thanks to the jagged edges separating one bag from the other, I can easily tear a bag off the rest of the rolls; However, it can be difficult to find jagged edges. Garbage bags are thin and opaque. They stretch a little, but not much. Tight and elastic, with puncture protection. I used a single bin bag into which I threw tissues, discarded mail and catalogues, pens that had run out of ink, used staples, paper clips, etc. When it was full, I tightened the…