CARE TRSH 13GAL KTCHN TALL Review

so far they have spilled twice and i have brown liquid on my kitchen floor. Sure, I eat a lot of fruit and veg, so most kitchen waste is pretty runny, but I don't like emptying the trash can twice a month, ugh. It still smells like a leak. I will be going back to using Hefty Steel bags for kitchen waste and repurposing them for other household uses. I'm sad because I really wanted to be as sustainable as possible, but not if that means I have litter leaks. To be fair, every other kitchen bag…

My husband and I LOVE these bags. They are very thick for bin liners and stronger than the more expensive brand name sacks we typically buy. I bought them on a whim as they were on sale (price seems to fluctuate weekly) and was surprised at the good quality. They are perfect for our kitchen bin. We haven't had any issues with breakage or leaks (like others we usually buy). They are about 5 times thicker than a regular garbage bag! The handles are nice too and make it easy to pull out of the bin

I think these bags are a classic example of "we're eco-friendly so we use more”. And I mean yeah these bags make me feel less guilty about using them and the bag itself is pretty solid but the laces break on me every time. Now I wouldn't have a problem with that if these bags were $0.30 a bag. However, If You Care bags cost around $0.92 per bag. "If it's important to you" to lower the price of your bags based on the quality I'm getting, then maybe I'd reconsider. Until then, I'll keep looking…