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Tesco Value Refuse Sacks

 
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Newest Review: ... where you spend minutes trying to create some sort of knot at the top. Luckily, Tesco are on the case with their value sacks. ... more

 ... Value, aye? Does that mean you fill them up and then when you carry the liner out, the bottom gives way and all the trash falls onto the carpet? Not at all! These are actually pretty good sacks. Generous in size, they fit with ease into kitchen bins and they allow you to pull the top of the sack over the top of the bin, thus meaning any food stuffs will be caught by the bin lining. I have never had one tear, a bag will support food waste, boxes, packets, metal objects, tins and even glass items. They have an easy...more

anwar7
Premium Review Tesco Value Refuse Sacks: Absolute rubish! (312 words)
by - written on 09/07/09 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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I have a large 50 litre Brabantia kitchen bin and find the cost of the Brabantia bin liners extortionate so am always looking for a cheaper alternative. I really thought I had found the answer when I spotted Tesco value bin lines selling at just 71p for a roll of 30 large bin liners. To compare, Tesco sell other large bin liners for around £3 for 20 liners, so that's a huge difference in price! I have tried many items in the value range with mixed results so was certainly willing to give these bin liners a try. Tesco value bin liners come in a roll of 30 with a paper wrapper around the middle. The wrapper has the usual Tesco value red, blue and white colours. ...  Read the complete review

i_am_joy
Premium Review Put some Value into your rubbish! (568 words)
by - written on 03/04/09 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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I don't use many black bags as I am a recycling fiend but when I do I always buy the cheapest bags possible, usually a roll of 20 from Poundland. I've used the Tesco Value ones in the past and found them not terribly good but last week I purchased another roll of these as they looked like they were thicker than they used to be. For 71p for 30 these are certainly the cheapest bags I've come across and I must say for the price I'm quite impressed. The bags are noticably thicker than other 'cheap' refuse sacks and comfortably hold a reasonable amount of rubbish. They are a little smaller than a lot of other black bags on the market so bear this in mind if you ...  Read the complete review

katykicker
Premium Review Tesco Value Refuse Sacks - Yes, they indeed are value! (339 words)
by - written on 30/03/09 (Very useful, 27 readings)
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I have been following the reviews of this product recently and have noticed that most people don't find them to be very good at all. Here is my opinion on them. I purchased 30 bags from my local Tesco for the bargain price of 71p. In our house all goods that can be recycled are, meaning that most of our refuse is the odd crisp packet, celophane wrapping from fruit & vegetables and any food waste (very limited in our house). Therefore we are only really using these bags for pretty light small items but once the bag is filled it can become pretty heavy. I do use two bags in the bin at a time as I don't want to have to pick up rubbish ...  Read the complete review

JJJJ
Premium Review Bin Bags made from Clingfilm?? (334 words)
by - written on 27/03/09 (Very useful, 287 readings)
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In this time of financial uncertainty, many of us are giving the supermarket 'value' range of products a go in order to save the pennies. In many cases this means a reduction in the quality of the groceries that we buy, but actually, a fair few value items (especially in the Tesco range) aren't too bad at all. 'Tesco Value Refuse Sacks' come in a packet of thirty and retail at 71p, which is equivalent to 2.4p per bag. If we compare that price to Tesco's standard 'Large Refuse Sacks' which come to 15p per bag, then you will appreciate the huge difference in price. The product is sold 'on the roll', meaning you tear each one off as needed via the ...  Read the complete review

rji0907
Premium Review Tesco Value Refuse Sacks: Tesco Value Bin Liners (391 words)
by - written on 21/08/09 (Very useful, 65 readings)
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I'm not one to spend a fortune on bin liners as to me its basically just a bag to put rubbish in! Some of the ones I have seen have been quite extortionate for what they are - for example in a moment of desperation I had to pop down my local convenience store on a Sunday afternoon - the only shop in my area that was open - and found 20 bin bags at a price of £2.20 which to me was ludicrous! So thank god for Tescos! You can get 30 refuse sacks for the great price of just 71p. They are black and come in a roll, and are sealed within the Tesco Value white/red label. They are pretty basic - but then what bin liners aren't! To use, simply tear along the ...  Read the complete review

 

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