Plasticplace 384615B 44 Gallon Trash Bags - Durable 1.5 Mil │ Rubbermaid Compatible Liners │ 38" x 46" (100 Count) Review

So that's how they came in a huge box with no sense of order, they're not even folded like they took them out of the original box and put them in this one Of course they fit in my rough ones 44 gallons but where the heck do I put this huge box

Great, received on time and they fit perfectly. The retailer where I bought my 44 gallon trash can told me that a 42 gallon trash can would do, but maybe a little tight. Wrong, they were maybe more than a little. I returned these bags to the store and received a refund. I spoke to the seller, a very nice person, and advised me not to tell anyone that it would be "crowded". strange situation.

I bought it despite very mixed reviews. I've used them to mow the lawn and they've held up well. The grass was very dry so I will edit the rating if there is too much wet grass. So they easily held over 50 pounds. My only complaint is that they break down into a __very__ gooey mess after about a week. Once this has happened, you will not forget it. As for the suggestions I'd love to see (as long as they don't increase the price by more than 5%): roll ties and bags or some method other than just

Fits one Rubbermaid Brute 44 gallon canister with enough clearance to use the Can-Bag-Lock feature. I've been using them for about a week now and have admittedly been overwhelmed by the weight and they held up great with heavy old magazines, accumulated junk and whatever else I've thrown at them. I use zip ties for fasteners, and I bet there was 75 pounds of junk in some of the bags I filled! I was initially hesitant to order them when I read the one star review, but as they were the only ones…

These bags fit a 44 gallon Brute. They could be a little firmer around the edge, but they work. I didn't think about how they would be packed but they come folded in the box. I think I thought they would be on a roll so distribution is tricky not to pull out a whole bunch when you only need one pack. Also, they don't have self-tying petals and aren't long enough to twist and tie into a big knot. You should use small pieces of twine or twisted ties. And these days, try to find twirling ties…

Fits one 44 gallon Rubbermaid Brute canister with enough room to use the can bag seal feature. I've been using them for about a week now and have admittedly been overwhelmed by the weight and they held up great with heavy old magazines, accumulated junk and whatever else I've thrown at them. I use zip ties for fasteners, and I bet there was 75 pounds of junk in some of the bags I filled! I was initially hesitant to order them when I read the one star review but as they were the only ones I…