Review on True Nature 100% Compostable Bags: Heavy-Duty, XL Drawstring Kitchen/Yard Waste Bags - 75 Ct, BPI ASTM D6400 Certified by Brandi Williams

I like that these bags are a nice size (too big for my kitchen bin but too big is better than small) but they are a bit fragile. For example, if the corner of a flattened cereal box, a cardboard box that we recycled, is pressed against the bag, a hole will break through. And yes, as other reviewers have pointed out, if you're using these liners to recycle glasses, or glasses that are still damp from rinsing, or liquids left on the plate and scraped into the trash, the bags should be the latest be taken out 48 hours because they start to deteriorate, weaken and break. If your family has a lot of people using the kitchen, taking out the bags in the trash every day isn't that important, but if your family is small and you usually take out the trash once or twice a week, these bags can seem too uncomfortable for you. technical service. Come on folks, invent something biodegradable that can withstand the rigors of everyday life! I know you can!