365 by Whole Foods Market, Flextra Strength Drawstring Tall Kitchen Trash Bags, 13 Gallon, 60 Count

We are a family of 4 and go through a lot of trash bags. These are nice and sturdy and cost effective. A new staple in our home!

Too flimsy!

Practice wholistic natural detergent on these to see what holds up on collection day. Essentially you should look at seventh generation dish detergents and evolve the degreasing disinfecting agent. Clean clothes is cutting grease and disinfecting. Bacteria can clean themselves. Sanitizing only gives them a death mess to clean up. You cannot kill bacteria and have cleanliness and infection at the same time. The stronger eat their young and mourn for ions. Disinfect with Oxi cleansers and scrub with a gentle antibacterial that promotes oxidation. It must open and close rhythmically to spare good young bacteria. No skinny person ever had a spotless floor. Ant clean is regeneration clean and equals a full trough.

So, the Glad ForceFlex bags are, undoubtedly my favourite kitchen bags to use, but they're like double the price of these, and given these are called "Flextra", I'm thinking--OK, someone's got a similar bag for a fraction of the price--cool, take down that Glad stronghold a bit, I like it.Here's the thing--these bags are a decent bag, but they're no ForceFlex. They're more like a regular garbage bag than a ForceFlex bag, and while there's a bit of give to them, it's not that spongey flex of the ForceFlex bags. I didn't notice any "easy ripping" like the other reviewer, in fact, overall I've been pretty happy with them for the price, just don't expect them to be a ForceFlex drop-in alternative.

Surprised they fit so well and so strong. The flex factor good so bag doesn’t break!Will definitely buy again.

Rips easily.