I'm sorry that you're so upset by my post.

Roger. Picked up a 100gal from Amazon. I'll find out next week if they take it. Thanks!

Picked up a similar 100gal sack from Amazon. Looks like it'll last a lot longer than the ones at Lowes/HD and I'll need way less of them. FIngers crossed the yard waste pickup dudes don't have an issue with it. Thanks!

I think most would agree that my question is pretty plainly stated and that a thing can actually be 2 things: BIFL and long term cost effective (or maybe it can't - please refer to the question mark in the topic).

I am open to any discussion that fits either one of those things, which several people have been able to provide opinions on. What I am not here for is unhelpful semantic arguments, so maybe just keep scrolling?

Please enlighten me which subreddit "do BIFL blanks exist?" should go in. The vast majority of posts in this subreddit are not actually BIFL, either, they just have longer than average lifespans.

sadly, no :(

nice. and your yard waste people don't give you a hard time about how big these are?

i mulch as many as i can, but there are simply too many

i'm aware of the benefits of mulching, but there are too many