Portable Toilet Bags - 25 PCS Camping Toilet Bags, 8 Gallon Biodegradable Travel Potty Liners, Thickened Camp Toilet Waste Bags for 5 Gallon Bucket, Compostable Trash Bag

It works in a pinch. Leaks less than 1% of the time. I use them in my dry toilet in my motor home. Out of hundreds of bought bags I found only one or two leaked. For addition prevention underneath the bag I put a small tub with a pet pad. If it leaked I’d know right away. When installing, I use double absorbent powder (LaSyL Super Absorbent Powder ) in the bottom and use the one bag most of the day. There is only the two of us. Of course if you do a number 2 you tie it up and put in a fresh bag. It does a great job.

So glad I discovered these bags. They are perfect for the rv trash can we use in the kitchen. They are durable & Love that they’re biodegradable. Wish they made them in larger sizes for our bigger cans at home. Definitely recommend them. Good price for how many you get.

I stay buying these. They are strong, odor resistant, easy to use and the perfect size for my portable toilet.

These may not be the cheapest toilet bags, but then they aren't the most expensive either. However, they are the 5th different brand that I have tried and they easily top all of the others. The main thing that is telling of that, is the texture of the bags. For all of the other brands that I have tried, the surface of the bags has been smooth. Yet with these, their surface is completely made up of tons of tiny little bumps. And when I handle the bags I can just tell that they are stronger. By the way, that's what I'm attempting to show in my photo. The little bumps on the bags. Another thing, is that they actually provide the information regarding the thickness of the bags. Which is how I knew that the thickness of these bags is 1.6 mil. Also, you can be pretty certain that a toilet bag's thickness is low when that information is not detailed anywhere. Another thing worth mentioning, is that "mil" stands for a "thousandth of an inch." And if someone ever tells you that the mil of their toilet bags is 0.015mm, that's not really the mil. So then, you should ask the internet to convert 0.015mm to mil (or whatever other number you might have been given in millimeter). Make sure to put "mm" after the number though. Because trust me, it's very easy to forget to put that, lol. Oh, and if anyone is wondering, 0.015mm converts to 0.59 mil. Or you could just say 0.6 mil.

These bags are very thin compared to the bags I had previously. So much so that I double bagged just to be safe. This is not a situation where you want to chance a bag breaking open and the contents spilling out. I will look for a thicker bag next time.