Review on 🌱 Biodegradable Trash Bags: Small 2 Gallon Compostable Garbage Bags - 100 Counts, Green by Joseph Montes

I wanted to reduce the environmental footprint associated with garbage disposal in our large apartment building. I was looking for a small size biodegradable product that is also economical. I first read a few online sources of information on the internet on this general subject and then went to Revain to see what I could find. This "WADNGXM" suite of packages is the best solution I've found for me. I needed a small bag for our countertop "trash can" and it costs about 10 cents each. The "plastic-like" material these bags are primarily made of is cornstarch, which is designed to biodegrade in a landfill, a tougher test than outdoors (but it passes that test, too). an economical solution without being unrealistic about what I can do on a daily basis in my 20-story apartment in the east coast metropolis. they don't melt! :-) FYI, theoretically the best solution to biodegradable trash is to use a REUSABLE CANVAS BAG or container that you fill up every day and then toss in the garden to turn into mulch. That level of perfection might not work for me, so as with most things, I had to find compromises that would also realistically fit my life. THESE BAGS ARE SIZED: The hardest part was choosing the right bag size for the unusually small "trash can" I use, as that information wasn't listed on the device. The bag measurements helped more than a gallon capacity so make sure the bottom of each bag really is DEFINITELY on the bottom and you leave at least 2-3 inches for the bag to bend over the top edge to stay in place to stay. Then the bag can be filled and does not constantly fall into the container. "WADNGXM" sells 2 to 6 gallon tanks in green and white. (I liked what I call "organic greens" to denote this new direction)