Select Costco Wholesale Stores (link for reference only) have for their
Members: 200-Count 13-Gallon Kirkland Signature Flex-Tech Kitchen Trash Bags (Unscented, Item 1089787) on sale for
$15.99 valid for purchase
In-Store Only.
Thanks to Community Member
c2nah777 for finding this deal.
Note: Availability/price may vary by location
Top Comments
SD loves to push the glad bags from amazon and though they are good, the price is never anywhere near costco, sams club or home depot pricing.
Amazon basics bags are utter garbage, always have issues with them
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Community Reviews
Kirkland Signature Flex-Tech kitchen trash bags are a strong-value 13 gallon option that stands out for durability and fit. The bags are described as solid, with Flex-Tech holding up better than regular Glad and rarely ripping, even when overfilled. Long-term use comes with very few failures, and the 200 count stretches a household for a long time. The main caveat is pricing and availability, since this warehouse deal is not common and online pricing runs higher. A dependable bulk buy if the size works for your bin.
Common Questions (5)
The in-warehouse Costco deal is $15.99 for 200 bags, about 7.9 cents each. That undercuts many Amazon options, while Home Depot and Sam's Club are cited as close competitors; some comments note Home Depot can be cheaper in certain locations, and BJ's or online Costco pricing may be higher.
Yes. They're described as strong enough for overfilled kitchen trash, with long-term use reports showing only one failure in 5 years and zero problems over 3 years. They're also noted as better than regular Glad bags unless you upgrade to ForceFlex.
Yes. Online pricing is reported at $17.99, with a $2 discount in some Costco Same-Day/Instacart paths and about $3 added for 2-day delivery on direct Costco orders. Direct Instacart pricing was also reported at $17.59.
They rarely go on sale, but there are reports of them being discounted more often recently after a long gap. Because the sale is infrequent, some shoppers stock up enough to last until the next one.
For one household, a full box lasts about 2 years, though usage can go faster in bigger households or after having a baby. That makes the sale price a small monthly cost for many buyers.
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Still around 10 cents a bag, which is not terrible at all.
Side note: baby, I promise I won't do it again until the next time I do it again. Your momma was right, them chickens is too tenptin', and I'll never get that monkey off my back - BUT these bags sure do make cleanup easy when I'm done turnin' that chicken into a carnival sideshow.
Side note: baby, I promise I won't do it again until the next time I do it again. Your momma was right, them chickens is too tenptin', and I'll never get that monkey off my back - BUT these bags sure do make cleanup easy when I'm done turnin' that chicken into a carnival sideshow.
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Starting from the Costco link I put in OP and using Costco Same-Day via Instacart option, you pay $18.15 after $2 off discount.
OR directly through Insatacart for $17.59.
Either way, it's cheaper than ordering directly from Costco with their $17.99 plus $3 for 2-Day Delivery added.
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SD loves to push the glad bags from amazon and though they are good, the price is never anywhere near costco, sams club or home depot pricing.
Amazon basics bags are utter garbage, always have issues with them
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