50 Gal. Black Extra Large Trash Bags (50-Count)

A:  Yes just watch out for sticks they poke right through them. 

A:  Yes, as long as your town accepts this type of bag for pick-up

A:  Yes

A:  no well

A:  yes

A:  My old Roughneck barrel by is rated as 38 gal which never fills bag. I use these to be sure I'm not going to need to pickup trash on trash day A.M.

A:  Yes...

A:  These will fit. They're extra wide

A:  Yes, easily.

A:  Yes

A:  Check to see what is in stock at your local store. It should have these as they are a standard item.

A:  this is a desirable option

A:  I went looking for them also. It seems they're no longer carrying them in the store. I can only imagine they're swapping to a different product as this may be discontinued.

A:  delivery to store is a desirabbe option

A:  I only get them delivered to my house, so don’t know about store delivery on this item

A:  It'll fit. I use these on 50 gallon heavy duty trash cans with a very wide opening

A:  Yes, easily. These are very large bags and will fit a 35" diameter can.

A:  yes

A:  It should. The bags are almost 38" wide.

A:  Product dimensions are 38 inches high by 53+ inches wide. The height permits securing over the rim of a (typically) approx. 33 inches high 50 gallon drum. And the 53.25 inch top opens to 106+ inches which should accommodate the 91.1 inch circumference of your 29 inch diameter receptacle.

A:  they will probably fit any size garbage can that you have.

A:  These bags are 36 inches wide and will easily fit a 29" diameter trash bin. Thank you.

A:  Yes. They fit over the top of my 55 gallon Rubbermaid garbage can.

A:  THIS IS A CORRECTED RESPONSE Product dimensions are 38 inches wide by 53+ inches high. The height permits securing over the rim of a (typically) approx. 33 inches high 50 gallon drum and provides enough free-board to fashion a neck and secure the top when filled. The 38 inch top opens to a length of 76 inches which will not accommodate the 91.1 inch circumference of your 29 inch diameter receptacle. At 29 inches, it appears that you may be working with a 110 gallon steel over-pack (salvage) drum.

A:  YES