Whitmor Christmas Tree Disposal Bag Review

I have attached 2 of these to my artificial tree for storage. Good thickness. FYI I also used cling film to wrap the tree to secure the bag and hold the branches.

After 6 months of installing and storing the tree, the bag began to unravel and fall apart when touched. It was found on the ground after collapsing and falling from a tree.

The tree bags we usually buy either don't cover the whole tree or aren't durable. This one was amazing, basically no cracks and completely covered a 7ft tree. Now I take one every year.

That's what I bought it for. Take a 3" artificial tree, bend down the top middle branch, leave most of the decorations and light on the tree, pull it over and simply twist and tie at the bottom - set the tree in the cellar. Not the thickest plastic in the world, but it's enough.

I was trying to use this to protect an indoor tree I put outside. The bag looks conical in the photos and is square. Because of this, the tree looked bad, it was torn down, and then blown away by the first wind. It's probably okay to store the tree indoors if you can dress it up without tearing it up.

We have a small artificial tree about 5 feet tall that I don't like decorating anymore and removing the jewelry is worse than decorating. So I used these treat bags to cover the fully decorated tree. Oh sure, you turn off the light, tie it up and my husband takes it to our open shed and stores it until next year. This tree is about 4 years old and has never been decorated. :-) Before that, the Christmas tree stood with us for about 10 years and was never without decorations until it was…