Plasticplace 55-60 Gallon Trash Bags, 1.2 Mil Heavy Duty Contractor Garbage Bags, Black Tear-Resistant Bags for Construction, Yard Waste, Industrial Use, Large 38” x 58” (100 Count)

I would like to start out by saying the order I received had only 19 bags. I took them all out and counted several times. Upon examination, 3 of the bags didn't have a proper seal across the bottom. A gap in the seal that leaked water when I tested it but probably not big enough to effect it's use for contracting clean up. I contacted plastic place first to see what could be done about these issues and they informed me that I would have to contact Amazon since they were the ones who fulfilled my order. But they told me if Amazon gave me a hard time to call them back and they would resolve it. 5 stars for their customer service. Amazon did offer me the choice between a partial refund or if I wanted to send it back they could fully refund or replace the order. I chose a partial refund and I'm happy with it. 5 stars for Amazon customer service as well.I am using 55 gallon contractor bags in my survival kit. They have multiple uses in a survival situation and are great to have in your go bag. It was a choice between these or Suncast Commercial precise fit contractor bags also in 6 mil thickness which is the bag that is recommended by Corporals Corner YouTube and influencer page. For a quick comparison these are $1.70 per bag or $1.75 per bag if you buy 25 compared to Suncast at $3.37 per bag for 15 bags. Another difference between the 2 bags is the size. These are 36"x58" ( some reviewers said they didn't fit over the lip of their 55 gallon drum or trashcan. I cannot attest to this as this isn't my purpose for these bags) compared to "42"x54" for Suncast. Other than that they are both 6 mil and they are both flat bottom ( I think plastic place recently went to flat bottom so some older reviews said they had gusseted bottoms but the ones I got were flat as per the description). When it comes to price alone it's a no-brainer. These are adequate and you will save some money to spend on other things for your survival kit. If you are looking for a bag that is roomier for use as an emergency bivvy or wider to cut open and use as a tarp or ground cloth then go with the Suncast. These are perfectly big enough for me to get into and are taller than the Suncast bags and they make a big enough ground cover or tarp for the whole family( if you cut them open) or even bigger if you want to put 2 of them together with some gorilla tape. As for uses such as carrying water or as a makeshift floatation device I would advise that you quickly check over the seem along the bottom just to be sure there is a good seam. On the few that had small defects in the seam: I tested by filling up with about 2-3 gallons of water and twisted the top. Leakage was minimal and upon applying pressure to the bag with the top sealed ( basically sitting on the bag) the leakage stopped altogether. I would say you're good to go even if you had to grab them and go without checking the seal. For flotation you would probably be good enough to get yourself to the other side of a body of water but if you think you might be adrift at sea check the seal first before you put them in your bag. These are heavy duty and will not puncture when using them to gather kindling and wood for your fire. I also like that the box they come in has a perforated punch out in the top for easy dispensing. They are folded individually not on a roll.The long story short:. Buy these bags. I would trust my survival to them and the excellent customer service really gives you the peace of mind and isn't that what prepping is all about after all.

I used these as trash can liners on some Behrens Galvanized Steel Trash Can (31-Gallon) that I use outdoors. I primarily use those for dog/yard waste collection.They're VERY sturdy & I can't imagine any regular house/yard trash causing tears in these bags.( Trust me ... You don't want to cheap out on a trash bags, only to have a week/two's worth dog-poop come gushing out of a ripped bag )For my specific use-case - they are perfect and well worth the price!P.S: If you're looking for "contractor bags" - i.e. for a Home Renovation cleanup - you can find cheaper options that run about 0.60 - $1.00 a bag at your local Home Improvement store or Wally world!Good Luck !

Ordered These because supermarket bags were so thin.They are thick and don’t tear

Bags held majority of the time other wise a good bag.

Ease in ordering, great selection of bags, will buy again from this seller.

good price

The last time I purchased these trash bags they were nice and heavy duty this time they are thin and tear easily.

Strong and nicely resistant to casual tears.I’m giving it only three stars because it is also (a) oddly shaped and (b) ridiculously slippery. These characteristics are a huge drawback when it comes to using them to wrap items for storage—the purpose for which I bought them. YMMV.As my photo shows, these bags are much, *much* narrower at the bottom than at the top—they almost look like a funnel! Many trash bags aren’t equally wide at both ends, but the disparity between the top and bottom dimensions on these makes them hard to use. The bottom is too narrow to fit any garbage cans I own that are even close to a 20-30 gallon capacity. The odd, origami-like folds at the bottom were a deal-breaker for me because they snagged on any every corner and protruding bump of the items I put inside. They didn’t rip easily, but I wasted a lot of space when putting things inside.And the bag material…! If you extract them from the box one at a time, they’re fine. But pull out more than one and they’re like greased eels. They slide off the roll and onto the floor—several at a time—and then it’s almost impossible to put the extra back.I needed to take three or four of these bags for use in my car, and it required multiple rubber bands to (almost) corral the darn things. After losing two to a mud puddle when they slithered out of my hands, I resorted to stuffing them into another large bag, making later extraction of a single bag very difficult.If you have an extremely trapezoidal garbage can, want a strong bag for household garbage, and never plan to carry more than one at a time, then these may be for you.

Description states 100 count. Only got 50 count case.

Monstrous and very beefy - heavier gauge than most other contractor bags. Great product that can be re-used many times! Thanks!

Decent bags the only issue is that they sent wrong size add says 40x60 received 30x36

Great product, bang for buck, good!

El envío muy puntual y el material de las bolsas fuertes y potentes la recomiendo.