A quid for 20 bin bags. Honestly.
Look, I know reviewing refuse sacks feels a bit beneath the dignity of serious consumer journalism. But I've paid nearly three quid for a roll of branded bags at a Tesco Express at 10pm before, and that still stings. So yes, 95p for 20 large bags matters.
Polylina's 75L flush-top sacks are a fairly standard black refuse bag in terms of look and feel. The 75L size is the proper big wheelie-bin-liner size, not the fiddly kitchen ones. They go on without a fight, sit in the bin without immediately collapsing inward like some cheaper alternatives do, and the flush top means a reasonably neat tie when full.
Who actually needs these
If you've got a standard outdoor wheelie bin and you're tired of bags that split when you drag them across gravel, these are worth a punt at this price. They're not heavy-duty contractor bags, so don't expect them to survive a kitchen renovation clear-out.
The Subscribe & Save price drops to 85p, which if you go through bags regularly (big household, small business, whatever) is genuinely a silly-good price per bag.
My honest reservation: the brand isn't exactly well-known, so consistency between batches can vary. I've had no issues personally, but it's not a Biffa or Brabantia situation where you know exactly what you're getting every time.
The community heat says it all
Over 1,700 degrees of heat on HotUKDeals means real people voting with their clicks. For something this unglamorous, that's telling. Stock won't hang around.
