Glad ForceFlex Tall Kitchen Drawstring Trash Bags, 13 Gallon, Gain Original with Febreze Freshness, 120 Count

These are excellent trash bags. They are very strong and hold a lot. I like that they have the draw strings so that you can securely tie the trash bag when it is full. I also love the febreze scent that they have added to the bags. It keeps the smell of the garbage under control.

🗑️ The Secret Life of Trash: A Triumphant Saga Starring the Glad ForceFlex with Febreze! I used to think of trash bags as... well, just trash bags. A necessary evil, a flimsy membrane standing between me and the stinking abyss. They were the unsung, disposable heroes of my kitchen, usually quitting their post the moment I stuffed one too many suspiciously heavy takeout containers inside. It was a life of fear. Fear of the dreaded poke-through, the catastrophic bottom-tear, and worst of all, the soul-crushing "trash aroma" that lingered in the air like a poorly executed magic trick. But then, the Glad ForceFlex Tall Kitchen Drawstring Trash Bags, 13 Gallon, Gain Original with Febreze Freshness (80 Count!) entered my life. It wasn't just a trash bag; it was a revelation. It was the Mjölnir of the garbage world. The ForceFlex: They Don't Just Hold, They HUG! The ForceFlex technology isn't just marketing jargon, it's a lifestyle. I'm convinced these bags were engineered by someone who has lived through a garbage-related trauma. They don't just stretch; they contort, expand, and negotiate with whatever jagged, pointy, or oddly-shaped garbage you're trying to evict. I've put these bags through the Gauntlet of Garbage: The "Forgot to Break Down the WalMart Box" Test: Passed. The bag enveloped the corners like a gentle, stretchy python. The "Leaking Marinara Sauce and Broken Wine Glass" Catastrophe: Passed. Not a single drop leaked, and the shards were contained. (I swear I heard the bag whisper, "Go on, I got this.") The "Post-Thanksgiving Turkey Carcass %26 Potato Peel Avalanche": Passed. It handled the weight like a champion weightlifter who just happens to smell like a spring meadow. The Gain Original with Febreze: The Olfactory Plot Twist This is where the review goes from 5 stars to 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 5,000 STARS. When you open the box, a gentle, welcoming aroma of Gain Original laundry detergent wafts out. It's not the aggressive, air-freshener-trying-too-hard scent; it's the scent of Hope and Clean Linens. Now, imagine this: You've just finished cooking a truly pungent dinner—say, pan-fried salmon with garlicky broccoli. Your trash can is currently a biological weapon. You tie up this Glad bag, and instead of the usual 30-second breath-holding dash to the curb, you get... a burst of Febreze. It's like the bag has an internal conflict: "I am a repository of filth, but I shall smell like a freshly-tilled field of pure, sun-dried laundry." I've actually started lingering next to my trash can, just for a little sniff of that sweet, deceptive freshness. My cat, who previously treated the trash can like his personal Mount Everest, now just gives it a respectful, puzzled glance. Pro Tip: If you have guests coming over and no time to clean, just open the Glad trash can. It's an instant, passive-aggressive way of saying, "My house is clean, and my garbage is happier than your laundry." The Drawstring: The Finisher Move