I started to use those bags when they first came out because I've always had the problem of bags breaking, But they broke quicker than the cheap ones I use. I was disappointed...pissed. But for them to give you coupons for the same product you are complaining about is unproffesional.
Oh my,
I never use than brand. You best bet would be a more industrial strength..which I find at Target or Costco.
Happy disposing!
IsabelHas Anyone Else Tried GLAD FORCE FLEX kitchen bags?
i used them once and they worked well for my large load of clothing but they do rip and they do split!
i find them great for clothing the back seems to handle them nicely !
however i'm a cheap human who gets the roll from a dollar store and just watch my load of trash that goes into it!
and i never have many problems!
but my dad gets these Huge red bags (not a clue where) and i can put anything in them! if it has a sharp edge it still may tear but by far they are my favorite bags! \
I've heard wonderful things about these bags as well, but we stopped buying them. It seems like a wonderful concept but we too had trouble with them splitting -- and the drawstring ripping out. Recently I've been buying Hefty drawstring bags and haven't had many problems with them. I can't say they're the "best" but they are definitely better than the store brand which my husband complains about when I buy.Has Anyone Else Tried GLAD FORCE FLEX kitchen bags?
I haven't had problems with these bags but perhaps you got a bad batch. My uncle manufactures plastic bags for a living and sometimes we get the ones that don't pass inspection, and I ALWAYS have trouble with them splitting. Perhaps you got a box that slipped thru inspection. Try them again and buy them somewhere else. Also, make sure you are getting the right size.
I use them....they don't work any better for regular kitchen garbage than the others....unless your stuffin' paper or napkins stuffs that won't rip the bags.....
they are hard to open too. We use really whatever is on sale.
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