These MM 33 gal bags are perfect for my kitchen trash can. They're strong, lightweight and bigger than 'tall kitchen bags' so nothing falls out. I also use them for storage bin liners to keep dust and humidity out. I've been buying these from Sam's for years.

I was hoping these bags would be comparable to the discontinued other discount warehouse's clear 33-gallon bags. They WERE fairly and honestly represented, but not adequate for much more than empty paper cups. I was hoping they'd be good for autumn leaves. They are okay if you're gentle. If they had been available in a store rather than having to have them shipped, I might have been more analytic and passed on them.

These bags used to be from another company purchased thru sams. But now Members they are still useable for light not blunt corners or edges will ripe bag open. They still work good for one of the two reasons I’ve always purchased them for: empty pop bottles i store in a swing top canister and cloths and such needing to go to drop box. I use them so stuff doesn’t get confused for trash.

There is nothing fancy about these garbage bags. No ties, no reinforcement, no fresh smell, no draw strings, thin plastic……… just a very large bag that we use at our Kiwanis food booth where we have a lot of garbage to dispose of each night. At less than a dime you will not beat the price. THEY GET THE JOB DONE.

I have used these bags for years in our campground. The problems I have with them is: the sun affects them and weakens them after a day or two and will rip when you attempt to close them and tie them for transport. They need to have better UV tolerance. The second problem I have with them is getting the bag to separate when installing them. You need moist hands in order to get the bag open. Several years ago the bags opened easily as they had a lite dusting of chalk in them that aided separating and opening. Is it possible for that practice to begin again?

My family has owned a daycare for 30 yrs. For as long as I can remember these have been the trash bags that we use in all our classrooms and our dining and kitchen areas. They handle everything from baby messes to tons of paper from our schoolagers as well as the mess from preparing meals and running a facility full of children. Thanks for an affordable quality product!

Not strong enough for anything but paper. Bags rip open when picked up. Not much count.

Hard to separate the plastic to open bags.

Cheaply made very thin won’t stay up in can. We threw them away

Not sure what these would be good for as they tear easily so I'm not able to use them for trash.