Review on 🌱 Bag-To-Nature Compostable Bags & Liners (20 Pack, 3 Gallon) - Eco-friendly Waste Solution by Omar Allen

Ever since we moved to a city where we need to compost, we've been trying to make the process as painless as possible. That means an under-sink compost bin that we set up in a curbside bin once or twice a week. We started with Glad brand bags because they were available at a local store and were said to be suitable for "community compost programs." They were better than nothing which is why I ordered our next set from Amazon when they ran out. Since then we curse every weekly meeting. Rainbow bags are incredibly fragile. It's almost impossible to take it out and throw it in a compost bin without decomposing it. As if the bags were supposed to be a joke. We split about two packages for each that comes in the container. At the end of the week, about half the time, we find that the bags have started leaking into the bin from the bottom. That means the target failed and we need to clear out the trash can. Looking for an alternative, I tried these Bag-To-Nature packs. You're way better than Glad. They are not as fragile and look more like a regular bag. I don't know if they break faster or slower than smooth bags, but I don't care. I'm forced to compost and that seems like a good compromise. I would just like to get them on subscription, but it doesn't matter.