Kirkland Signature Smart Closure Outdoor Lawn 50 Gallon Trash Bags, 70 Count: Sturdy and Convenient Waste Disposal Solution Review

These bags are incredibly thin. Once you've filled them with leaves, you can't even lift them onto a wheelbarrow without them breaking. I've found that the only way to keep them from tearing is to put them in a plastic trash can, fill the trash can with leaves, tie the lid shut, then pull the trash can to the curb and lift the trash can to to empty the bag. Be careful not to move it at all. It's really ridiculous that a garbage bag should require such care.

These are the best bags, at least for our bin. Our trash can has a capacity of over 13 gallons and when I bought the first box I wasn't sure it would work, but it does. Because it's larger than our trash can, which has a lid that opens with a sensor, the extra space on the bag makes it easier to take out. Not only is it easy to get the trash out of the bin due to the special handles, but when the bag is full, just sit on the floor and pull to the side and push my legs against the bin until…

Even if outdoor bags are on it, I wouldn't put anything else on top of the box but leaves, like in the square trash can picture. We use these for our 34 gallon, 22 inch diameter trash can. If you scroll the image with the mouse, you can enlarge the photo with the dimensions of the bags by clicking on it. All 39 gallon trash bags are too small for our trash can. They are not as strong as construction bags. As long as they are available and affordable (I paid $32.70 in 2016 and $38.95 in 2017) I…