Berry Plastics HR243306N Rhino-X High Density Polyethylene Coreless Roll Can Liner, 12-16 Gallon Capacity, 6 Micron Thick, 33" Length x 24" Width, Natural (Case of 1000)

Have to say I was very surprised at how strong these are... when I first opened the box i thought OMG what a waste of $ & shipping - they're waaay too thin! THEN - I tried them... not bad at all :) I double bag the med-heavy stuff and use a single bag for the lighter stuff... If you are going to toss heavy stuff like glass or things with sharp corners - put in a re-usable tote take to the landfill (if you have to do that yourself) and not waste any more plastic.Give these things a try. You may have to change the way you deal with trash and even if dbl bagged they are cheaper than the heavier plastic bags we waste... Change is good. Now if only someone would make STRONG compostable bags that hold up long enough to get them to the Landfill.

Fits Ikea kitchen 10 gallon trash bins called VARIERA perfectly. These are very thin liners but surprisingly they rarely tear. At .03 cents per bag you can't go wrong. We use the can liner for non-recyclable items. We do not use a can liners for recyclable. If you always fill the trash to the rim with heavy stuff then double bag at .06 cents per use or look elsewhere. If you routinely put unsealed liquids in the trash look else where. I will buy these again in 18 months for my family of 6.

The bags were thinner & flimsier than I expected for 6 microns. It does the job but be careful adding too much weight. Works for office trash. Definitely not for kitchen use. It'd work for anything less than 10-15 pounds and nothing sharp. I use it for my recycle bins (uncrushed empty plastic bottles and cans) Better than wasting quality durable trashbags for recyclables

Great for paper towels or any type of garbage that will not puncture the bag. These bags have saved me a lot of money and I highly recommend. If you put anything heavy or sharp in the bags they will break and you will be disappointed. Understand whatctheyvshoukd be used for and you will not be disappointed.

Solid bags except if there is something pointy in the trash can which includes plastic forks, magazines food containers. They do very well for small office trash cans, and the price is great. When tying them for fit they do have a little give which makes them a lot easier to handle, some of the bags on the market rip when you tie them and try to fit them on the trash can.

Very thin you pick the garbage bag up and it either has holes in it or it makes some. So sad not built tough or strong at all

This does really well for us as a cheap alternative to regular trash bags. It is impressively durable unless you put something sharp in. Then it ceases to impress. However, we recycle nearly everything so the number of sharp items are at a minimum.

Very low cost bags(in bulk) while providing great strength. I had purchased a roll of these bags several years ago, and when my supply became almost exhausted I had to scramble to figure out the brand in order to replace them. Thanks to an 800 number printed on the bags I was able to find this as a replacement. I would definitely recommend