🛍️ Kirkland Signature Clear Bags - 500 Count: High-Quality Product for All Your Storage Needs Review

I have a Litter Locker II hygienic waste disposal system. I use Kirkland Signature 10 gallon, 500 bag bin liners instead of a refill kit. Very easy to use. Remove the gray lid completely, insert the bag through the spring bar, leaving 2 inches above the white bin (like a regular trash can). Then replace the gray lid to keep the pouch in place. We change the bag once a week when we take out the trash. up to the curb. Sometimes we forget and only change the bag every two weeks. Never had problems

In my apartment building I have to use clear bags for our rubbish. I bought two of 10 liters. Trash cans to place those trash bags. The packages barely reach the middle of the basket. They are difficult to "open" to put in the basket. And I have to use at least two bags at a time instead of one large bag, which will force me to make many more trips to the garbage closet in the basement. Since I don't drive, it would be too complicated for me to send them back. So I'll keep it but won't buy it…

They will fit most firework cakes of 500g or less. . They are very thin, light and transparent enough to identify your product in the field. I didn't have a single fire. Very little, if any, cleaning is required. As far as cleaning goes, by the way, I always remove the paper from the tops of the cakes before taking pictures. I baked 14 cakes on New Year's Eve early in the day, wrapped them up and went out during the shoot to find 5 inches of snow on them! I brushed it off and everything fired…

I've been using Workmaster 7-10 gallon paper baskets for quite some time. on-line. Since I only have a few left, I decided to order these as a replacement. The Kirkland and Workmaster bags appear to be similar in size and thickness so I know I'll be just as happy with them as I was with my old ones. I use these bags primarily to dispose of shredded documents and to freeze fish carcasses for crab bait. To keep my garage from smelling the freezer, I wrap the carcasses in newspaper and then place…

I was concerned about ordering these bags due to conflicting reports of their thickness. Yes, these are thin, clear plastic bags. Please note that they are designed for home and office wastebaskets, so general waste such as paper, paper napkins, etc. If you are looking for a very durable kitchen bag, this product is not for you. Still, they don't tear easily, which is actually why I use them in my kitchen waste. I know this is controversial of me, but we compost all of our food waste (which can