Brabantia IdealFit Bin Liners (Size X/10-12 Litre) Ideal Quality Thick Plastic Trash Bags with Tie Tape Drawstring Handles (40 Bags)

These bags fit Brabantia bins perfectly, as you'd expect, but they are remarkably expensive.Divide the price by 20, and you get the cost/bag. So at the best price I could find for these bags at the time of writing, £5.50 for 20, that works out at 27½p a bag. Nearly 30p for a bin bag?! Re-useable carrier bags at my local supermarket are 20p each, which hold much the same as these bags.I can't help but think there's a gap in the market for some bin-bags that perfectly fit Brabantia size D bins for less than that.The bags themselves are pretty good, though. They're well-made, and swapping a full bag for an empty one is not a horrible experience, thanks to the pull out tie handles. There are also some air-holes to ensure that the bags don't balloon with air, though obviously this means they will leak loose liquids put in the bin.So all in all, great bags, but way more expensive than they should be. Shop around if you're on a tight budget.

Finding the Brabantia 10 - 12 L bags was such a relief. After years of trying various bags which never seemed to fit properly or ripping as they were being pulled from the bin, I saw an advert for Brabantia bags so I thought I would give them a try. THEY WORK! Easy to fit, easy to remove. They don’t leak or tear! And the drawstring handles are great! I would recommend Brabantia bin bags to anyone and everyone.

Bin bags aren't the easiest thing in the world to review. They're thin, white, have a yellow draw string and fit perfectly in the Brabantia size A bins that they're made for. They do what you expect them to. You should probably buy them if they're what you're looking for.They are somewhat disappointing when I attempted to use them for cooking. They melt.They're not the best things in the world for wearing on a night out. You get some very odd looks from people.Despite watering them daily, they haven't grown into the fine Oak trees I was expecting.When I attempted making a phone call on one of them, it didn't get a signal.Putting them in a sandwich, as a substitute for bacon, didn't turn out well.Using them as curtains is hopeless.I tried purchasing a train ticket with one and the station wouldn't accept it as payment. I thought that was a little inconsiderate of them.They don't mow the grass on my lawns.Typing this review on one of the bags failed completely.Yes, you've guessed it. They're brilliant little bin bags but useless for everything else.

Frankly, the only bin liners you can truly rely on. We've tried all sorts from Amazon and Ebay, lots that claim to be Brabantia replacements and they're all junk. We use this size for our food waste bin and this is the only brand we will trust not to leak everywhere. We've never had a single one fail. We also use the G size for our main bin and recycling. Seems weird to get excited about a binbag but like so many things in life, you gets what you pays for and these are just the best.

Recently bought a new bin for the bathroom and the box helpfully provides the Brabantia bag type for your bin (I didn't realise there were so many variations). They are quite sturdy and a little snug which is what you want as it means the liner isn't going to come away from the edge of the bin as it fills up. They have a drawstring to tie it off which is ideal for smelly contents.Bit more pricey than cheap shop equivalents but like most things with Brabantia, you get what you pay for.

Decent enough bag but i only bought to use with my Joseph bin as some fool reviewed them and said they fitted.(joseph 30062 Totem Max 60 Litre)As my picture shows they won't fit even if you try and stretch.

Have a small bin in the bathroom and couldn't find a small enough bag to use in it until I came across these. Although the bin is not a brabantia these fit nicely, and no over lap hanging out. Removing from the bin is easy and the handles are used to close the bag up ready for disposal in the main dustbin.

You can buy these for half the price on the high street. They’re a pain to dispense, they are strong enough though and they fit the bin well. Definitely not worth a fiver though and not great for the planet.