Amazon has for
Select Accounts: 90-Ct 13-Gal Amazon Basics Tall Kitchen Drawstring Trash Bags on sale for $10.79 - $2.70 (25%) off when you 'clip' the
coupon on the product page - $0.54 (5%) off when you check out via Subscribe & Save =
$7.55.
Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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About this product:
- 13 gallon capacity with tear-resistant white plastic material
- Flextra embossed pattern controls stretch to minimize tears and punctures
- Red drawstring closure for easy tying and carrying
- Unscented trash bags suitable for tall kitchen garbage bins
Top Comments
For yard waste and shop use I like the Sam's Club Member's Mark bags, which are bigger, thicker, and tougher for these uses.
Trash bags have gotten pricey of late.
They were cheap so I bought a 200 count box, but I only use them outside of the kitchen because they're dogshit quality.
Community Reviews
Amazon Basics 13 gallon drawstring trash bags are a low cost kitchen bag option that works well for everyday bin to outside can use. The drawstrings fit well for some, the bags are reported to hold 15 to 20 pounds, and long term use has been fine for several households with no leaks or tears. The main drawbacks are fit and consistency, with reports of bags tearing, seams splitting, drawstrings failing, and some boxes arriving with sealing defects. A solid everyday pick if your trash loads stay fairly light.
Common Questions (5)
They can work well for basic kitchen-to-outside-bin use, with reports of no leaks or tears and strong drawstrings over years of use. Others report tearing, leaking, or drawstring failures, so fit and durability may be inconsistent between boxes or use cases.
Fit can be an issue: some reports say the bags are cut small, won't stay on the can, or slide off certain bins like an Ubbi diaper pail. Others say they fit fine for everyday kitchen use, so bin shape and how tightly you stretch them matter.
They're reported to handle about 15-20 pounds of household garbage with strong drawstrings, but heavier stretching or overfilling can cause side seams to split or bags to tear. They're better suited to normal kitchen waste than tougher yard or shop use.
The deal price is $10.79 before discounts, then $2.70 off from the clipped 25% coupon and another $0.54 off with Subscribe & Save, bringing it to $7.55. Some accounts also saw a first-time S&S discount that dropped it to $6.47.
At roughly $7.55 for 90 bags, the cost is about 8.4 cents per bag. Community benchmarks put 10 cents per bag or less as a good target, with around 7 cents per bag considered ideal stock-up pricing.
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Trash bags have gotten pricey of late.
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For yard waste and shop use I like the Sam's Club Member's Mark bags, which are bigger, thicker, and tougher for these uses.
for a $10 outlay it is. about 11.5c a bag. Ideally 10cents or less is the goal, but often you have to spend more/get more to achieve that these days.
Trash bags have gotten pricey of late.
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For yard waste and shop use I like the Sam's Club Member's Mark bags, which are bigger, thicker, and tougher for these uses.
They were cheap so I bought a 200 count box, but I only use them outside of the kitchen because they're dogshit quality.
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