Glad ForceFlex MaxStrength Kitchen Trash Bags, 20 Gal, Fresh Clean Febreze, 80 Ct (Package May Vary)

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2X REINFORCED TOP (1): The 2X reinforced top (1) helps prevent rips and tears at the top of the bag when you pull it out of the trash can and carry it out; packaging may vary
25% MORE DURABLE (2): These Glad ForceFlex MaxStrength X Large Kitchen Trash Bags are 25% more durable versus Glad 13 gallon ForceFlex tall kitchen bags
FORCEFLEX MAXSTRENGTH: These bags feature double side seams and grips the can drawstring plus LeakGuard plus RipGuard provide protection against leaks, rips and tears
NEUTRALIZES TOUGH TRASH ODORS: OdorShield technology and Fresh Clean scent with Febreze freshness work to trap odors and help control garbage smells in your kitchen
GRIPS THE CAN DRAWSTRING: Glad ForceFlex MaxStrength X Large Kitchen Trash Bags feature durable drawstrings that grip the can to help keep the bag in place
MADE WITH 100% RENEWABLE ELECTRICITY*: For bags manufactured in our US plants, all electrical energy used is offset by virtual power purchase agreements and purchased renewable energy certificates

Glad ForceFlex MaxStrength X Large Kitchen Trash Bags provide strength and odor fighting technology to help your kitchen smell clean and inviting. The strongest kitchen bag yet from Glad, this 20 gallon bag is designed with a 2X reinforced top (1) to pull and carry, helping prevent rips at the top of the bag. This 25% more durable (1) bag also features dual layer protection designed to give extra flex as it expands around sharp edges and heavy loads while resisting punctures, rips, and tears. OdorShield technology provides odor control to help fight smells. Made with 100% renewable electricity (2). Packaging is made of 100% recycled fiber. Certain trademarks used under license from The Procter & Gamble Company or its affiliates. (1) Vs. 13 gal Glad ForceFlex. (2) For bags manufactured in U.S. plants. All energy used is offset by virtual power purchase agreements and purchased renewable energy certificates (RECs).