Okay not for everyone, as you have to go to Costco, but worth buying a couple of rolls as they should easily last you a year.
These are strong bags, I've been using them a few years and only has a couple split. As good as any other make and stronger than some. Brabantia rolls would cost roughly £25 for 100.
A cheap alternative I have tried are "Tesco Tall And Chunky Click Lid Bin Liners" 20 for £3 (ie £15 for 100)
Latest comments (19)
ElBuc
14 Dec 16#19
Hi InTime, I desperately need help from a Costco member in London so have messaged you - please lemme know if you can help! :smiley:
JustSapphire
3 Oct 16#18
Bought these yesterday and have bought them for years - excellent quality and good price even without the discount
Monaco Blue
2 Oct 16#11
Do you need to have coupons to get this offer? Thanks.
intime to Monaco Blue
2 Oct 16#17
No coupon required, but you need a Costco card.
Getawaydriver
2 Oct 16#16
Good strong bags with handles too. Also Costco Chestergates are in process of having fuel station built on site.
JustinBedford
2 Oct 161#12
the boxes of kirkland branded black refuse bags at Costco are superb too. really thick and strong.
burgerl0ver to JustinBedford
2 Oct 16#15
I second that. I will never buy anything else
BrianJamesKelly
2 Oct 16#14
I have bought these for a couple of years too and cannot fault them - strong and no splitting (for day to day and slightly heavier/bulkier items).
carpmaster1
2 Oct 16#13
Thanks for this deal. Bought some of these bin liners today. Always narked me having to buy 50L brabantia ones and having them break.
Clerik
2 Oct 161#9
I've used these with my Brabantia bin for 10 years, best bin bags you can get
Tunner to Clerik
2 Oct 16#10
Absolutely agree! Never had one split on me.
LesD
2 Oct 16#8
90% reduction in supermarket bags since 5p charge, and 5000% increase in bin bag sales! At up to 25p each, are we going bonkers?
jonohanson
2 Oct 16#7
We always buy these, very strong and not had a single one split.
feckineejit
2 Oct 16#6
you get cheaper ones inn the poundshops, black bin liners from 20 packs to 40 packs for £1, some are crap but I buy the 20 packs and use them everyday for gardening and they are strong enough, I use the 50 or 60 litre ones.
HXL
2 Oct 16#5
I got one, but haven't used it yet.
mookydudz
2 Oct 16#3
I'm all about saving ££ but I think these bin bags are crap. I tried most supermarket 'brabantia' style bags but the same thing always happens - they split.
I purchased a simple human bin in a sale & it came with some simple human liners. They are worlds apart. They fit the bin, don't tear when taking out of the bin & keep all odours & juices in.
They are pretty expensive (25p per bag) but now I spend less time clearing up bin mess.
Just my two pennies.
psykix to mookydudz
2 Oct 161#4
These are not Brabantia branded. They are excellent, and extremely strong. Have always used these with our 50L bin.
wildswan
2 Oct 16#2
voted hot. remember costco membership or think can pay more to buy if non member
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These are strong bags, I've been using them a few years and only has a couple split. As good as any other make and stronger than some. Brabantia rolls would cost roughly £25 for 100.
A cheap alternative I have tried are "Tesco Tall And Chunky Click Lid Bin Liners" 20 for £3 (ie £15 for 100)
Latest comments (19)
I purchased a simple human bin in a sale & it came with some simple human liners. They are worlds apart. They fit the bin, don't tear when taking out of the bin & keep all odours & juices in.
They are pretty expensive (25p per bag) but now I spend less time clearing up bin mess.
Just my two pennies.