Commode Liners - 100 Strong Portable Toilet Bags - Easy To Use Bedside Commode Liners Disposable - Toilet Liners That Support Dignity of Seniors & Disabled - No More Buckets to Wash - NO Absorbent Pad

I have two commodes and these liners are a struggle to put on - both obviously not the standard size commode. Measure and still buy the largest you can find.

This is probably a bad place to post this comment as it's not about the liners per se, but is about the whole marketing around the liners. We purchased these somewhat frantically, as we had never had a bedside commode before and the marketing led us to believe we really really needed liners for it. We used a liner one time before determining that it was much much easier to just carry the bucket to the bathroom and pour the contents into the toilet. Using a liner means that now you have a bag of excrement (sometimes solid, sometimes liquid) that you now need to get rid of. Invariably, in getting the liner out of the bucket or in trying to tie it up, the plastic does that flippy thing and whatever is in it splashes out. Sorry for being graphic.The bucket on the commode is made to easily slide in and out (made more difficult by having the plastic liner covering the lip of the bucket), so why not just slide it out and dump it. A simple rinse after dumping and you slide it back into the commode. Couldn't be easier, and we're not adding to the world's plastic problem.I've gone on too long. Guess I'm just offering a voice for those who are trying to decide, "Do I need plastic liners for my bedside commode?" In my opinion, no. If you love your liners and you gotta have 'em, feel free to flame me.

These bags do just as they are intended. Comparable to the other brands that are more widely known. The biggest difference is that they do not come with the absorbency pad, however the price reflects this. For me, it is a non-issue. Those pads don’t absorb much anyway in honesty, and we dump them anyway before trashing. Also, the absorbing pads can be ordered separately if you really want them. Great product for the cost. No leaks, no holes. No ties breaking. Very pleased.

Good quality, very good value, but the bags don't lay smoothly inside a commode bucket. Maybe there are larger buckets out there but ive never seen a commode bucket much different from the two we are using now. The bags are good and heavy and have never leaked, but they're quite large around the edge and require a sometimes futile amount of smoothing down to keep them from bunching around the TOP of the bucket...which is where leaks frequently happen. Not sure what the solution is. Really like the drawstrings and again, heavy duty, but a kit of plastic thats hard to get to lay down under the commode. Not all buckets are snug against the bottom of the commode.

These are just small drawstring garbage bags. They are over priced, but the problem is they leak. 3 stars for the good idea....it is a good idea. I hadn't thought of it...... I can swipe out a bag after each use. I will just use small garbage bags. Amazon sells small garbage bags in bulk for reasonable prices.