Ggbin 8 Gallon Medium Trash Bags, White, 115 Counts

I had a large quantity of other bags on hand so I didn't open these until early March.The first problem I encountered was that the separation between the bags was not a separation at all. I wasn't able to separate one bag from another without using scissors to at least start the separation.Once cut SOME of the bags would tear at the joined parts- Mostly not.OK, got the bag separated, now to open it. Ran my fingers around the bag several times in order to find the opening. The supposed opening was where the bags were joined. Right.The easiest way was to scissor cut across the bag where the joint was.OK again- Now open the bag. Whoa! the bag split down the side when I tried to open it. When I did get the bag open and into the trash receptacle it was fine- Until I took the bag out. one out of three times the bag split open dumping trash all over the place.OK, that's it. Back they go. Hah!. There is a cutoff date for returns and I was two weeks past the date.My return request was denied.I ended throwing all that remained in the trash.I looked for a Zero Star for my review but there were none.These bags themselves are trash.

Love, love, love these bags! We use for kitchen trash, including grease and liquids. They're strong and so far we have never had one "spring a leak". Been using these for a couple of years now and would not change anything.

I think the only thing good about these bags is the price. Everything else is the pits. My two main issues are:1.) They are way to thin with no flexibility making them not very durable. I suppose they'd be fine for light waste, but all kinds of things get thrown in our waste baskets.2.) They are INCREDIBLY difficult to pull off the roll. It makes no sense. The perforated points are so fine and imperceptible you can't see where to tear off a bag. Furthermore it takes entirely too much strength to tear off a bag.

These are pretty much the perfect size and thickness for my litter robot. The price is definitely more economical than the Litter Robot branded bags (the thickness is pretty much the same). I probably wouldn't trust them for heavy trash though they're probably fine for every day kitchen use.

I'll sacrifice the ease of using individual bags with drawstrings for the lower cost of these bags. These work fine, haven't had one bust yet.

Perforation is missing on bags. Bags need to be cut apart. Otherwise they serve the purpose.

These bags are strong enough, but my favorite part is they are easy to open - don't have to fight with every edge to find the opening. Also, tears apart easily from the adjoining bag.

I purchased these on two separate occasions. The first roll was fine, the second was not. After about using five or six of the bags, the sixth or seventh bag lacked a bottom seam, and my trash fell through the bottom. The roll subsequently lacked not only bottom seams but perforations and became a continuous roll of plastic. I’ll have to look for another option.