Tall Kitchen Drawstring Trash Bags - 13 Gallon - 100ct - Dealworthy™

These bags works really great.

I'm giving 4 stars based on these being a good value for the quantity of bags you get for the price. With that said these bags are prone to ripping and tearing. I have to double bag these because to avoid leaks. If you're like me and used to the more costly name brand bags that don't tear but want to save some money just know the quality is not even close. Even when doubling up the bags you still save some money using these.

Yes they're thinner, but they haven't broken yet and thinner means less plastic waste so I see it as a win!

I think it’s not tall and not13 gallons look like medium good for bathroom trash not for kitchen size ,quality is ok

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These tall kitchen trash bags are a solid budget friendly option for everyday lot he. Use. I like that they are unscented so that there is no overpowering fake fragrance when taking out the trash. The drawstrings make them easy to tie and carry without a need. They fit my 13 gallon kitchen garbage can well and stayed in place around the edges. It’s thinner than other brands but get the job done just as well.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are very standard trash bags but they are a great price for the quantity. They feel very thin but we have not experienced tearing yet. I would not rank them as a “tough” trash bag and would not fill them with heavy items. They have no scent, which I prefer, and I like that the rolls of bags can remain in the box and easily be pulled out one by one as needed.

Great if you don’t plan to out anything in them. Tear very easily

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] These are a an affordable kitchen trash bag for 100 count. They have a drawstring closure which is a benefit and these are fine for light household, bathroom or office trash. These feel like a thinner plastic and felt like they may easily poke a hole in the bag or tear easily. I would not feel comfortable overloading these bags.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This drawstring trash bags are actually pretty descent from everyday budget-friendly option They are not very thick, but they hold up well for regular household trash and don't rip easily, unless the bag is overloaded with sharp or heavy items. I also appreciate that they are unscented because the smell isn't overpowering like some other brands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I got this recently to restock my trash bags, they are actually pretty decent bags with good size. They fit my kitchen trash can well, the drawstring makes it easy to tie up and carry out without too much hassle. They are not the thickest trash bags in the market, however they hold up pretty well. They are worth the price.

Not a Good Set it and Forget it option Size: Like Peter Griffin. Torso size and has some bulge. Durability: Every use resulted in holes but the bag didn't rip open. This bag needs respect. Smell Leakage: Not Tested Overall: Good option for small tasks like clothing donation, and office trash. It probably would just die from a kitchen's load. Dealworthy bags are just a good side option. They're good for the smaller tasks like spring cleaning, the garbage can in your office, Airbnb trips or donating clothes. But for the big game, like the Kitchen Trash or if you want a set it and forget it garbage bags then keep browsing. If you were to use these bags as your main workhorse garbage bag, then be prepared to respect its limitations. Otherwise your bag might come out looking like Swiss Cheese. Often times at my home I have a good version of a item and a bad version of an item. A basic example is I have Dawn for eggs cooked in a stainless steel and Palmolive for eggs cooked in nonstick or boiling water. I have Bounty for spilling chili on the floor and Dealworthy for spilling water in the office. And now I have some Kirkland Hefty knock off brand for like everything and DealWorthy Tall Kitchen Bags [DW] for spring cleaning. So far I have given the DWs bags just clothes for donation, cans and bottles for recycling and then miscellaneous stuff for the garbage truck. And in all cases the bags held it all but with small holes. This is as opposed to the Kirkland Brand ones where I didn't think it could make holes. So if you want a set it and forget it garbage bag this isn't it. I had to be quite mindful of all the things I threw in. The weight of too much clothes, broken hangers, pointy squished aluminum cans are all things I know now to watch out for when using these bags. Show the DWs some respect and give it smaller tasks and I just saved myself from having to use the Kirkland bags. Smell leakage was not something I noticed or actively tested.