Equate Commode Liner Bags with Absorbent Pad, 24 Count

The bag securely fits in a porta-potty bucket, or you can place it in a toilet inside a trailer. Each bag comes with a gel pad that absorbs the content, lessens the odor, makes clean-up a breeze, and easy to dispose of. I highly recommend this product whether you are a caregiver or a camper!

If you are taking care of a sick person you know how difficult it can be working with the portable commode. These liners are easy to use. They don't leak. Highly recommend this product for convenience, and cleanliness.

these work really well. no leakage or anything. very sturdy. if you do %232, the odor is there but not too bad. the only bad thing is you have to be tricky when tying them. if you just tie it, it kinda leaves an opening.

I just became the care giver for my wife. These bags are great and fit the bedside/portable commode perfectly. I have been through 4-boxes so far. Each disposable liner tears cleanly and completely from the others. Oh, how I wish the fresh produce bags tore away and opened as easily as these liners. A must for the care giver.

I accidentally got another brand by mistake so I used them. I much prefer rge Equate brand and will continue using them! And the delivery people have been putting my packages where I asked❣️ Thank you!!

cons: perforations are useless for me - use scissors to separate individual bags, arthritic hands will have difficult time separating individual bags pros: extra absorbent pad [included] means no leakage

these are good bags but would be nice if u didn't have to rip them apart. im trying different brands . they have the drawstring but at times still leak even tied tightly

This is the first time using commode liners, so I had to rely on reviews to pick a product. The bags are heavy weight, and the pads absorb reasonably well. However, the drawstrings do not completely close the top and are barely long enough to double tie to help close the bags. The biggest issue is that out of the first four, one leaked. Then the leak went through a Glad kitchen bag. Since our trash is picked up by hand, not a truck arm, the wet mess had to be put into a third bag. At least it was in a plastic trash basket. That's a 25 percent failure rate. It could have been a nasty cleanup job. I don't believe I could recommend these unless they are disposed into something that would contain a possible leak. I have ordered a different brand to see if it is any better.

the worst product I've ever bought from Walmart they leak I've only used three so far two out of the three of leaked I have to quit using them that's a waste of my money I want my money back

I did not receive this item and was charged $21.64. according to what I read about your store policy I have no recourse. I would like this issue addressed as soon as possible