simplehuman Code R 60 Count, Dispenser Pack Custom Fit Liners, Drawstring Trash Bags, 10 Liter / 2.6 Gallon, White

This is a lot, I will use it for many years. Hopefully the quality won't be affected by the long time.

I own several SimpleHuman trashcans (and highly reccomend them). For the larger ones (Eg: 60-gallon capacity), I skip the custom liners but I genuinely feel they're worth the cost for the smaller, 2-gallon cans. I have 2 of the lidded versions and 1 open-lidded in the 2-gallon/10 L size. Using the Code R liners render them SOOOO much more functional. When correctly placed, the liners are totally concealed from view. This is important to me as I generally loathe the way bathroom trash cans look. These liners make them look soooo much better by providing a clean, simplified appearance.The 2-gallon trashcans also have a little hole on the side to grip the liner. This keeps them in place and also prevents an air bubble from forming. Personally, I don't feel that grocery bags work very well with these cans. The shape just isn't an optimal fit, they're not quite deep enough for the can, and the handles create extra volume.Also, the packaging is smart. Theres a pop out on the back of the box. It enables a liner to be easily removed without disturbing the rest of the contents.To clarify, I'm generally on the frugal side and wouldn't hesitate to bash these if I didn't believe they provide true value. In the case of the larger bags, they're a total waste of money, but these are worth the extra expense for the added functionality and appearance they provide.TIP: If you're still not buying into the idea of justifying the extra cost of customized liners, consider reusing them several times before discarding. Bathroom trash (at least in my experience) usually contains toilet paper rolls and empty cosmetic bottles/hygiene containers, so they can easily be emptied into a larger bin while preserving the liner for a few rounds.

Best bags for our bathroom garbage can! Hold up well and very durable!

I love this brand. They are sturdy and have a little extra room for more rubbish before I close it up tight. The R brand is very hard to find where I live. I was told by a hardware store employee that did not have my size, to just go to Amazon and that they have it. The salesman said it was better to just order online instead of wasting gas looking for the right size . Thanks Amazon.

I use to use plastic grocery bags in my kitchen trash can, but they would leak and leave the plastic bin portion of the trash can wet and permanently smelly. So I started using these with a new trash can, and these have been leak free about 98% of the time, and the trash can liner is smell free after several years! I will continue buying these bags, even though I wish they were more biodegradable or compostable or in some way a bit kinder to the environment.

They fit, they dispense from bag nicely.

Excellent fit for my trash can. No fumbling or folding. Just insert for a perfect fit.

These bags are indeed a perfect fit to the SimpleHuman trash cans. I’m pretty flabbergasted to see reviews where people have “difficulties installing” or complain about the price. Anyone who purchases a SimpleHuman trash can is paying a good 3 or 4 times the cost of a “normal” trash can... I dont understand why they’re upset that these bags are priced relatively to the cans. That would be like purchasing a Porsche and then complaining that replacement parts cost more than say, those of a Ford.And this truly is the Porsche of the trash world. These bags are much thicker and sturdier than other brand names that I’ve purchased, even for larger cans. I have the R size bags for a small bathroom can and the bag fits so wonderfully snug that I dont even have to dispose of the bag when its full. Since its mostly just cotton balls & dental floss in there, I can flip the SimpleHuman can over and empty it right out into my kitchen trash, all while the SimpleHuman bag never falls out of place, hence saving me money on bags. All the bags have a drawstring for carrying/tying so if you’re finding that its “difficult” to stretch the bag over the can, all you have to do is start by making sure that the exposed part of the drawstring is lined up with a corner of the can. That way there’s some “give” in the bag when you’re pulling the final corner over the can. Its not rocket science, just a little finagling.