Review on 🗑️ Wholesale Pack of 25 Black Trash Bags 33 x 40 - 6 Micron Thickness High Density Polyethylene Garbage Can Liners 33x40 Tear Resistant Trash Liners for Offices, Schools, Kitchen by Tat Lousteau

I bought a great trash can for my kitchen - it's a 16 gallon trash can that works great. But the size of the bag is strange and not that easy to find. So I found these. I went with the size advertised in the specs on the Revain page as 20 gallons. No way. Too small. They don't even fit in my old standard sized 13 gallon trash can. That's not my opinion, that's a fact. They do not fit. Period. Maybe they sent me the wrong size? It's hard for me to say because they don't even come in boxes. It's just a roll of the cheapest bin liners you can imagine, wrapped in cling film and thrown in a postage-paid envelope. "Garbage bags" (I used quotation marks because they aren't garbage bags) are thin paper wrappers that fit at best in a small trash can in the back corner of your office where there is very little activity, like in your downtown office cities during of a pandemic. I disengaged myself from the role of first. Yes, it is necessary to break them along the perforation between the "bags". These bags are so flimsy and cheap that you are just as likely to tear a hole in the bags as you are to tear a clean stitch. The only thing this "bag” can be useful for, it seemed to me, is to blow air into it, seal it from above and crush it between the palms. In my "pocket" there was at least one hole the diameter of a pencil. In my opinion, this "bag" does not work in every conceivable case.