Kirkland Signature Drawstring Kitchen Trash Bags - 13 Gallon - 200 Count

I generally dont write reviews (Im lazy) but I just used the last bag in the box, and I thought to my self god DANG this box lasted me a long time. 20 something dollars lasted me 2 years! So I wanna give props where props due.And I see a lot of whiney little Yelpin-a$s reviewers down below probably trying to scheme Amazon or Kirkland out of some dollars (this has become an industry in itself because Amazon will refund your money 95 percent of the time, very few questions asked), either that or these people live such miserable lives that they can even find something to b!tch and moan about in a ten-cent budget-brand TRASH BAG. In my two years of use I think I only had a SINGLE hole, and that is because when you poke something through a thin layer of plastic... IT TEARS! If you are that sensitive about the strength of your trash bags, then maybe go get a heavy-duty box.. they have existed since the dawn of trash-baggery and they are strong like bull.To hold me over I just bought a box of 20 far lower quality bags for 5 dollars at the bodega.. and people have the nerve to complain about the price being jacked up.Let me explain this to you:You pay for the convenience of something being hand delivered to your door. This way you can emerge from your mothers basement in your bath robe with Ragu sauce and your moms hand creme stains all over it, wearing socks and sandals, to face and not greet or even make eye contact with (forget about saying thank you) the delivery guy and receive your product. You dont have time to drive 3 miles to Costco and save 5-10 dollars. Then youd have to put on pants and maybe even take a shower. Aint nobody got time for that! You have dungeons to spelunk with your Final Fantasy 15 raiding party (seven underage virgins who look up to your as their elder- giving you the only confidence and sense of self worth you ever get to feel in life), let alone clean up all the Hot Pockets, Mountain Dew, Red Bull, and Tater Tots, once you have the bags in your hand! You are a busy "man"!Therefore its actually worth paying an extra 5 dollars to buy your desired product online. Besides, Yelp-ettes, your mom didnt give you that credit card for you to buy diaper-fetish website subscriptions and pay monthly MMORPG fees. She gave it to you so you can pay daily expenses and not live like the pig you know (not-so-)-deep-down that you most surely are.Rant over, Peace to the World and God Save Us All

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I bought a box of these in January 2012 and do not have any of the issues that other reviews have described with difficulty cinching the bags closed or being too thin or anything of the sort. These bags are great! I like using 13 gallon bags in my 8 gallon kitchen trash can so I can't comment on how one person said these don't fit her 13 gallon trash can. They seem like they would seeing as they are absolutely HUGE for my 8 gallon bin but maybe I'm wrong.These bags are great. They are sturdy enough that when I squished about 40 pounds of sheets and pillow cases into one (and I do mean SQUISHED them in and got as many as I could to fit) the bag never ripped not even while being carried down stairs and some distance away. Granted, I wasn't dragging it on the ground or anything but had the entire thing in my arms, but still, the bag held beautifully. I also use these in the bin below my shredder without any issues either. I was worried at first because I had a stack of papers about a foot tall needing to be shredded and I was afraid the motor would get too hot and melt the bag where the shredder rested on it, but it was perfectly fine. Not sure if this is due to having an amazing shredder or if these bags are just that durable but I'm not complaining either way.My ONLY complaint for these is the size of the two rolls in the box. I wish they were broken down into four rolls because the size each one is now is WAY too huge to fit in the normal-sized drawer I usually keep our trash bags in. Each new roll I have to pull a ton off in a loose bunch just to be able to shove the roll in. This may not matter to you though if you keep it in the box or in a place that's really large. I just have a tiny flat and don't have many options storage-wise.Definitely recommended!

I bought a box of these in 2014 and just used them up a couple of months ago. The original Kirkland bags fit snugly in the can and around the rim. They stayed put. I never had one break for 3 years. They were (and I hope still are) completely unscented. The worst I could say about them is that towards the end of the box they were fiddly to open out full lengths. I don't know of anything else to say, but that about covers what matters.I didn't want to spend this much at once on trash bags again, so after lots of reading to rule out the scented ones I bought Hefty Strong Trash / Garbage Bags (Kitchen Drawstring, 13 Gallon, 90 Count) and am sorry I did. They will not stay up in the standard plastic 13 gal. trash can can. They seem a little too short and a little too wide, and the top edge slides down into the can. Of course this is most likely to happen with something sloppy and vividly colored.So here I am again. The Hefty bags are going out to the garage for dry 'clean' trash, and I'm ordering another box of these. If these haven't changed much over the last 3 years I'll be back in 2021.