Compost Bags 33 Gallon Compostable Trash Bags, Extra Thick 1.1 Mil, Compost Kitchen Bin Bags, Food Scraps Yard Waste Bags, ASTM D6400 BPI & TÜV AUSTRIA Certified

I love these bags! A couple years ago we started curb side pickup of food waste on our recycling day. The county provided our choice of a green bin which we are allowed to put food scraps and yard waste either right in the bin or in a compostable bag in the bin. I chose the smaller container which is about the size of my regular kitchen trashcan. But up till now the largest compostable bag I could find was 13 gallons which were much too small to efficiently secure in the bin. So I had them hanging by a big rubber band but it took a lot of effort to get the food into the bin without dropping it. These 33 gallon bags are wonderful. I fits nicely in the bin and I do have it secured with a large rubber band. Now it’s very easy to get the food into the bin.

These bags are truly compostable, and it's what we use for the millions of leaves that fall each autumn. They are not sturdy enough to contain twigs or small branches. If they are not filled too full, they will hold together well. Otherwise they may split open. Lift from the bottom of the bag, no grabbing the top. They are not like heavy plastic, but they are biodegradable which is what was needed. We've used these for three years now. Our waste management company is happy with them. So are we.

Your bag is expensive but so are your competitors‘s. I was a little worried that maybe they would not be thick enough or would begin to leak before I put them outside. I know the bags themselves begin to compost, and I’ve had this problem with the smaller bags, that they start to leak. I have been using them in the house, because we do a lot of raw food preparation, so we generate a large quantity of debris. I wish there were an intermediate size of the same thickness. I also wish that there were a kitchen compost bin on wheels that could be moved around to and from a work area. I don’t know if you work with people who manufacture such things but it’s an idea.

These bags are a great alternative to plastic trash bags that are damaging our planet. Obviously, they're not as thick as heavy plastic, so you have to be a little bit careful with liquids or sharp objects. But I've been using them for months, have had no problems, and highly recommend them.

These seem to be okay, very lightweight, deteriorate if left in the sun, which is kind of the point. My big complaint is that my city considers them "plastic" so I can't use them for our local lawn waste recycling.

I bought these to bag my lawn clippings. However I need to adjust the day I do it because the bag decomposes so fast in my garbage can. It’s a smelly wet mess come garbage day (3-4 days after mowing.)

These bags rip easy but if you don't over fill them they work fine. The plus is they are compostable and will fit inside a 32 gallon garbage can for easy filling.The heavey paper bags are a pain and when they get wet waiting on the garbage pickup worse. Our pick up service requires all clippings to be bagged so this is the best solution for me.

I recently read about compostable bags, and looked into them. As soon as my ordinary bags were running low I ordered two different brands I could not tell apart from their descriptions. Both are 1.1 mils thick, and very nice bags. I've used 3-4 bags of each so far, and love them. They are as good as the non-compostable bags I replaced, and they have a bonus - they are not static clingy - the bag opens up easily, no clinging in the trash can.

The only issue I have is it’s not as big as I would like it. Have trouble finding organic bags big enough for our 180ltr bin.

No tearing, easy open, fits the container well. Have only used for about 10 days but stands up to our food and yard waste well thus far.

quality is very good really thick but doesn’t fit in the green cart.

The bags are as described and meet our composting needs

Perfect size to line our bin and for big cleanups