100x 240L Clear Wheelie Bin Liners - Refuse Sacks | MEDIUM DUTY | 10kg Capacity- 100 Gauge, 25 Micron Waste Recycling Rubbish Dustbin Bags | Domestic & Commercial Use

These were an excellent investment. Generous huge size and strong and solidly constructed...I bought the set when I had house cats and the bags held all the heavy cat litter perfectly without tearing. Thick and versatile bags.

I am happy with the quality of Clear Wheelie Bin Liners - Refuse Sacks, it have no problem with non-tearable quality when packing the plastic wastes such as washing liquid etc... inside the refuse sacks.Worth buy

These are surprisingly good bags. I bought them when clearing old insulation out of my attic. They hold a crazy amount and they’re about as thick as the “bag for life” shopping bags. It’d be nice of they had tie handles to tie them off but I used 40cm cable ties to be sure all the dust stayed inside. Now I have about 80 spare so they’ll be good for storing duvets etc.

No miracles here but pretty good as long as they're not overloaded or the surface grabbed with fingers i.e. good strength but not good puncture resistance.We used them for packing mostly linens in a house clearance and they were also surprisingly good for wrapping large ornaments and then wrapping the excess around for cushioning

Useful for keeping bin clean. Ideal for placing bedding and electronic equipment in if decorating or having building work. Clear you can identify the contents. If you use a black bin bag it could get mixed up with waste and get collected by the bin man.

Very strong. Happy with purchase.

These bags are fab! Bought for Xmas to bag ridiculous recyclables from Xmas presents. They’re huge and did not split with the sharp edges of plastic. You could have one in wheelie bin to help keep clean but would fall into bin as not tight enough to stay around top edge but my black ones do this & you work around it as still more positives by using them. 5⭐️

The bin liners are great, the right size, but the packaging was not good. I open my packages like every one else, ether with a pair of scissors or a knife. I used a knife this time, and it cut through the bin liners. I would have thought that something protective like an additional card board would have been placed there to stop damage.