Common capacities shown are 4-gallon, 13-gallon, and 30-gallon bags.
Common durability features are extra‑strong or stretch/flex constructions, reinforced tops or bottoms, gripping/break‑resistant drawstrings, and explicit claims of resistance to leaks, punctures, and rips.
Listings most often show plastic materials such as polyethylene (including LDPE). Some items use more generic terms like "resin" or simply "Plastic."
Pack counts vary widely in these results, including 20, 30, 34, 45, 50, 80, and 100 bags per pack.
Small 4‑gallon bags listed here measure about 17 by 18 inches (some specs show 18" length by 17" width).
Common convenience features are gripping or break‑resistant drawstrings and flap ties that let you cinch, knot, lift, and carry the bag easily.
Some listings note post‑consumer recycled content; a few state the bags are made with 20% post‑consumer recycled plastic.
