Poly-America Yard Bag, 70 Count (Pack of 1), Clear

These are so big, it’s such a relief how much cardboard you can put in for recycling day I can put whole boxes in without having to even freaking fold them!Pretty strong too And crystal clear. A+++ my new go-to bag for paper/cardboard and storing things in the basement in. Great value as well.

I moved and now have to use clear bags on garbage day for all my lawn waste. I found these were the best price for the money. I also found that they are strong and huge! They hold a lot of waist ! Great buy !

I'm a repeat customer, as I've ordered these bags before. I mostly use these bags for recycling. The bags hold a LOT of recycling - or anything else a person would want to use them for. They're great for storing items because, unlike the black bags, you can SEE what items are in the bag. I also use them to store my down comforters and winter blankets.

I love these bags, I wouldn't use any other one for yard waste. I put these directly into my Husqvarna 3-Bagger system on my riding mower. When they fill up I tie them up inside the Husqvarna canvas bags, then just dump them out. There is no ripping or tearing, and they are plenty big to fill up all the way with grass clippings and leaves a little room to spare so that they can be tied up easily.I also used these for bagging up sharp leaves and branches after hedging my bushes, and they held up well. I wouldn't buy any other bag. Well worth the money.The box is a nice little extra too. Something you don't really think about until you get a trash bag box where the entire roll of bags fall out whenever you try to get another one. Not the case with these. Even down to the last few bags they hold in the box while you pull one out. One box lasted me all of last season and just started on a new box for this season.They might be a bit more money than other bags, but the simple fact that you will likely be double-bagging the cheaper bags makes these on par cost-wise with other brands, as I have never once had to double bag with these.

These are great alternatives to the typical clear "recycling" bags because they are slightly stronger, I wish I could say a lot stronger since THEY ARE trash bags, but they are definitely not as strong as your typical be lack trash or leaf bag, even the ones that don't claim to be tough, strong, hefty, etc.I'm still searching for some large mil clear bags that don't become milky-colored, cloudy, or not 100% clear like these ones are. I use them for hanging fabric on hooks and am frequently opening them and these, although lasting a little longer, still tear at the opening.These are nice and large and hold a lot, but don't provide the extra strength to carry the heavier load. I have ordered them twice, but will likely just stick to the blue-handled Hefty? ones I've been ordering for purpose. Off to look for a higher-mil, stronger clear bag.- The bag queen ;)

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This is my second order for these bags, first purchase, October 23, 2014.They hold up well and the best testimonial is I'm purchasing them again.I use them for lawn clipping and debris around the house. Placing small, broken sticks will poke a hole in them, as with any bag regardless of the 'tough' claims and these are no different. I've tried every super-duper tough bag, and poked holes in all of them. These hold up quiet well even with a lot of weight and are well made and strong.I've loaded them with wet grass, waited for several days for trash day, you can still pick them up and haul them to the street without breaking.I also like the drawstring is strong enough to hold the bag while you tie it.I see most people just pull the drawstrings out and tie the two ends, which is fine, but the top is still open and it doesn't really seal them in case it rains, or the wet grass starts to decompose... smelly. (and this is with any bag, not just this one).I first pull the drawstrings, then I grab the top of the bag in my hand and spin the bag a few times, then wrap one of the drawstrings counterclockwise below my hand a few turns, the other clockwise a few turns, and then tie the two ends together. You have a 'ball' or 'wad' at the top which makes them easier to pick up, and it does a nice job of sealing the bags should it rain, etc. After all, you definitely do not want them to get heavier.

II like them. Easy to shake out coming off the roll. Not to thick to work with