- Scented [costco.com] (Item 1300658) from $14.89
- Unscented [costco.com] (Item 1089787) from $14.89
Select Stores: 200-Ct 13-Gal Kirkland Signature Flex-Tech Kitchen Trash Bags
from $14.90
$20
(In-Store Only)at Costco Wholesale
(In-Store Only)at Costco Wholesale
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Kirkland Signature Flex Tech 13 gallon kitchen trash bags are praised as strong, reliable bags that hold up well for everyday use and heavy loads. The flex material is described as very durable, with long stretches of use without breaks or punctures, and the unscented version is especially liked. The current deal price lands around $17.99 for 200 bags, with some locations showing a $2 coupon or regional variation. The main comparison point is value, since similar HDX bags can run slightly cheaper per bag, but these still stand out for quality and consistency.
shoppers who can catch the coupon/discount timing because commenters noted the price drops with the $2 coupon (and that the sale/coupon happens about once a year), making the deal "the best price for quality" they've found.
households that keep extra boxes on hand and prefer unscented for odor control because a commenter said they stack multiple boxes in their laundry room and "love the unscented ones," and another said they use unscented and mask odors with a few drops of essential oil on a tissue.
buyers who are tired of weaker online options and want a clear upgrade from Amazon because multiple commenters said these are better than Amazon bags and reported zero quality complaints after starting multiple boxes.
home and business users who go through trash bags fast (about 4-5 bags per day) because commenters say they use Costco/Sam's Club bags exclusively and find these Kirkland bags equally good with no quality complaints.
people who want strong, puncture-resistant bags for heavy or overstuffed trash because one commenter said the flex material held up even when they carried an overstuffed bag (~55+ pounds of loose grains) and it didn't rip despite a serious fall.
buyers who only want the lowest possible price at all times because commenters said the coupon/sale history varies by time and region (e.g., northern California pricing was about $18 after discount, and base price/coupon timing can differ), so it may not hit the same low they're expecting.
people who are looking for a scented-bag experience only because at least one commenter specifically prefers the unscented version and uses scent-masking themselves, implying the scented option isn't the best fit for everyone's odor preferences.
people comparing strictly by count to a Home Depot 140-count deal because one commenter pointed out the mismatch-Home Depot is 140 ct while this deal is 200 ct-so per-count comparisons may be misleading.
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Last year the coupon was $3 off $15, now the price is $17 and the coupon took it to $!5. only happens once a year for this product so i guess it is what it is.
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