Really Impressed With a Kitchen Trash Bag.

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win231

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I was low on trash bags for my Kitchen container. It's a great "Simple Human" 13-gal. can, but their own bags are pricey.
I was browsing at "Target" & they're low on things like this, of course. I saw a box of 100 "Glad Leak Protector Bags With Febreze Freshness." I usually don't like things with a fake, perfume smell, but that was all that was left.
When I opened the box & unrolled a bag, the whole kitchen smelled really nice; not cheap or fake. I don't know exactly how to describe it, but I love it.
Also, the bags release the smell gradually over time. Scientific, eh? I've been using that bag for several days & they're not exaggerating; every time I open the lid, that nice smell is released. In fact, I'm sometimes looking for things to throw away. 😂

Imagine, getting excited over a trash bag..........
 

fmdog44 said:
Its the old perfume on a pig concept.
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Yeah, but usually things like that try to cover up a garbage odor & when you open the lid, you smell garbage and perfume.
With these bags, I only smell the good part.
 

Yes we have some perfumed ones here too..lemon and lavender usually.. I don't use them for my Kitchen bin because they're not big enough .. but I line my waste bins with them in the bedrooms and livingrooms
 
win231 said:
I was low on trash bags for my Kitchen container. It's a great "Simple Human" 13-gal. can, but their own bags are pricey.
I was browsing at "Target" & they're low on things like this, of course. I saw a box of 100 "Glad Leak Protector Bags With Febreze Freshness." I usually don't like things with a fake, perfume smell, but that was all that was left.
When I opened the box & unrolled a bag, the whole kitchen smelled really nice; not cheap or fake. I don't know exactly how to describe it, but I love it.
Also, the bags release the smell gradually over time. Scientific, eh? I've been using that bag for several days & they're not exaggerating; every time I open the lid, that nice smell is released. In fact, I'm sometimes looking for things to throw away. 😂

Imagine, getting excited over a trash bag..........
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Turn one inside out and put it in your vehicle and or closet, I've done that. Instant air freshener where ever needed. 😉
 
win231 said:
I was low on trash bags for my Kitchen container. It's a great "Simple Human" 13-gal. can, but their own bags are pricey.
I was browsing at "Target" & they're low on things like this, of course. I saw a box of 100 "Glad Leak Protector Bags With Febreze Freshness." I usually don't like things with a fake, perfume smell, but that was all that was left.
When I opened the box & unrolled a bag, the whole kitchen smelled really nice; not cheap or fake. I don't know exactly how to describe it, but I love it.
Also, the bags release the smell gradually over time. Scientific, eh? I've been using that bag for several days & they're not exaggerating; every time I open the lid, that nice smell is released. In fact, I'm sometimes looking for things to throw away. 😂

Imagine, getting excited over a trash bag..........
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win231, I think you have to get out of the house more. :)
 
I stopped using trash bags years ago. I found them unnecessary and more plastic waste for the landfills.

We don't eat meat or dairy so our kitchen trash isn't terribly disgusting or smelly.

Veggie waste goes into a small bowl next to my sink and is emptied once or twice daily into our city-issued lawn clipping and compost trash can. Kitchen trash receptacles (recycling and regular trash) get rinsed out and drained upside down in the sink overnight as needed - usually weekly. Bathroom trash cans, same thing.
 
I've been using those now for over a year. You only need one a week. I love the fact that they are "almost" puncture-proof. I put some screws in there by mistake. When I took it out of my steel container there, they tried to get out, but they did not puncture the bag.

I love the fact it helps make the house smell fresh.
 
StarSong said:
I stopped using trash bags years ago. I found them unnecessary and more plastic waste for the landfills.

We don't eat meat or dairy so our kitchen trash isn't terribly disgusting or smelly.

Veggie waste goes into a small bowl next to my sink and is emptied once or twice daily into our city-issued lawn clipping and compost trash can. Kitchen trash receptacles (recycling and regular trash) get rinsed out and drained upside down in the sink overnight as needed - usually weekly. Bathroom trash cans, same thing.
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I don’t use many either and the few that I do use are for things other than trash.

A weeks worth of coffee grounds, eggshells, etc fills a plastic bread bag and the rest is pretty much recyclables.

I also save any nice bags that come into my life. This week it was two Tyvek shipping bags.

I used to be cheap, now I’m green! 😉
 
If they are the same ones I got here 13 gallons they will decompose in the landfill in a year. That's why I got my first box of them.
 

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