🗑️ OKKEAI Thicker 0.98 MIL Biodegradable 8 Gallon Kitchen Trash Bags - 60 Count Medium Recycling Bags for Home Office, Lawn, Bathroom - Fits 7-10 Gallon Bins Review

Just what I needed - perfect for the bin in my RV; they are strong enough; and I feel better knowing it's biodegradable. I used to use plastic grocery bags that are too small to fit in a jar and I want to stop using them all together. Too much plastic! Thanks for the biodegradable option!

Great value for money And the perfect size for my bin because you don't want leftover food lying around so you don't want to toss it in your big bin, therefore, the small garbage bag is perfect for tossing your trash in these bags and then rolling and tossing it outside in the large bin without wasting a large 13, 30 or 40 gallon garbage bag.

We were looking for durable biodegradable garbage bags and decided on these! They are suitable for waste disposal at kitchen level. We have been using it for this purpose for 6 months and have not had a pocket rupture. However, I'm careful with it and we don't use it for particularly heavy waste like yard waste or anything too sharp.

They are VERY thin and many of them even lick. They are not easy to tear, so some of them are completely useless because they are either a bag with no open side or a bag with two open sides. . I tried to please them, I think the company has the right idea with the biodegradable feature. But in the end, they're just shoddy, cheap bags that are uncomfortable to use.

We used these in our double drawer in the kitchen for recycling. When you think of kitchen recycling, you think of jars, boxes, bulky items. We love that they're biodegradable, but a few tweaks would make them ideal: - Invest a little more in seam construction, we'll never leak, but bulkier items tend to tear the seams. - Need some kind of strap or grommets to tie them. high. If you have bulkier kitchen items, you will find it more difficult to tie them together and you will only use about 3/4…

I have been using these bags for about a year. They don't spoil during this time, which is good because my family only uses one a week. I'm hoping they degrade much sooner than regular plastic (which actually doesn't degrade at all) and I can't really rate that at this point. But every little thing I can do to reduce excess plastic is a big plus for me. They do seem a bit pricey, but I think that perception is largely due to the fact that you're buying a year's supply right away. I will…

As soon as you throw out the trash, the bags sink into the dustbin. They don't stay wrapped around the container. It gets very dirty. I measured the container to make sure I bought the right size. Very disappointed. Update: We tossed two small bags of kitchen waste into our weekly trash can in our clean garage. It ended with an invasion of larvae. Had to get everything out of our garage, spent 2 hours cleaning. I now had to purchase additional products to combat the infestation as well as new…