65 Gallon Trash Bags for Toter (Black, 50 Garbage Bags Per Case)

Finally, a trash tore bag that is made for our large trash bin. I can never get bags to work in it. Because it has such a wide top. So they always tear on the corners or just slide in to the can. Which made me just give up. These bags have a huge opening and will fit, thankfully.There are 50 to a package and this will last quite some time, cause it will hold the full 65 gallons. Since these bags are so large, they don't come in a roll, but they are packaged and folded easily into a box and allows you to take one, without messing up the whole set and are bunched in to 25.These trash bags are probably more recommend for outdoor use, because of the size and they are very strong to. Also great for the garage tote. They are called Tough-bags and it's actually quite true. They are not your typical kitchen bag and does not rip or tear so easily.Also, they are the type of bags to use for working, out in the yard, to gather leaves, limbs and other unwanted debris from the yard. Which is another use, we're getting out of them. Especially since the fall is here, I always try to find the strongest bags I can and I honestly have to say these are the best.Lastly they are great to reduce the cost of trash pick up. Our trash service allows so many gallons and after that, they charge 1 dollar pet bag, doesn't matter the size. Sometimes we do go over, if we have party's or get togethers. One of these bags will be plenty. They will also be a great use for Christmas!These bags are great for the home, but also for businesses. Made very strong and tough, I will continue to use them. One of the best I have used. I actually can't believe I'm this excited over trash bags! I received this product for an honest and unbiased review.

I purchased a "Rubbermaid Commercial Brute Rollout Container, Square, Plastic, 50 Gallons, Gray (9W27GY)," then my township notified the residents commercial sized containers are too heavy for my trash men. The township said my trash men would lift out trash bags but would not lift the whole can.The 50 gallon Rubbermaid Commercial Brute Rollout Container has odder dimensions due to width and depth so I sought the opinions of like owners for bags to line my can. One gal recommended U-Line bags because they were longer and while U-Line may have been the perfect choice they were also double the price of these recommended as second choice.Now that I have Toughbags I agree they are heavy duty with substantial width but still are not deep enough to serve as liners. While I like them my rating is 4 out of 5 stars because they come in a box and separating each bag from the rest is a bit of a pain for this 70 year old.Would I buy again? Probably.

These bags are 1/3 the cost of bags +shipping I was paying another vendor for same quantity 65 gal bags, so the price, (with free shipping) is great. These 1.5 mil bags aren't as substantial as the 1.7 mil we were using previously (there is actually a noticeable difference, despite the difference of only .2 mil) but these have been dependable so far. It's a fair trade-off for the lower cost.These bags do accommodate and exceed the wide top of our Toter. It is necessary to use large rubber band or such around rim of can to keep bag in place (vs. our previous bags that were a tight fit at the top and didn't need anything extra to keep it in place). This isn't a problem for me, however. What is a problem is that the bags don't come with twist ties. Overall I'm sold on these bags but annoyed they don't come with twist ties. I can buy a roll of twist tie, of course, but I have never purchased bags that don't have some type of closing mechanism included. The lack of twist ties should be explicit in the product description.

Fits my toter trash can perfectly! I struggled for years with trash can liners that claim to be 65 gallon but with dimensions such that they don’t fit the can. This one I can recommend without reservations. Some reviewers have expressed concerns about the packaging, but that was not an issue for us, given that we store them on a shelf in the garage in the box they came in. We use an oversize rubbeband, also bought on Amazon to hold the bag in place. We did discover that we need to take the bag out from under the rubber band when we put it at the curb. Otherwise, our zealous trash men break the rubber band.

These trash bags are of great quality. Fit the trash can well. Downfall for me is all the trash bags arrived loosely in a cardboard box. I like trash bags to come in a dispensing box. Every time I have to change out my garage bag, I dread it because I have to take out the whole cardboard box, open it up and pull on a bag and hope they all don’t come falling out. I end up having to restack the bags to lay them back in the box to close the box again. I’ve thought about other solutions to fix this dilemma and realized I’m spending too much time thinking about my trash bags since I’ve already spent so much time trying to get ONE trash bag out. I ended up just bagging like seven bags on my trash can at one time. Not an easy thing to do but it temporarily solved me having to purchase a storage bin for trash bags that normally come with its own dispensing device.

These bags fit my 64 gallon container perfectly, and are going to be great for collecting my recycles while keeping my container clean. I withheld the fifth star because of the packaging. As shown in the picture, a single bag can only be removed by removing all the folded up together bags from the box, then carefully pulling one away from all the folds. I store my 96 gallon, and now 65 gallon bags in their original boxes. Putting the rest of the 65s back in their box each time I remove one was, and will continue to be difficult. These bags will last awhile but I suggest you consider rolling the bags, instead of folding all of them together. My 96 gallon bags come in small, easily separate-able rolls, several to a box. This packaging is much more convenient.