Review on 🌿 100 Count 4-6 Gallon Biodegradable Garbage Bags - Eco-Friendly Trash Bags for Kitchen, Bathroom, and Office by Bobby Chandler

I'm sensitive to the fact that New York State has phased out grocery shopping bags to get rid of plastic waste. I used to use these grocery bags for kitchen garbage bags, kitty litter, and generally transferring stuff, so like everyone else I had to balance that and come up with an alternative. Go ahead and buy bags to replace that previous use so they're at least biodegradable. I have a small trash can in my kitchen that hangs on my door and they fit great. I got a few smaller 2.6 gallons and they were too small to close up easily. This is just right so you can tie them up when they're full. I'm happy to report that none of them have leaked, which is what I think most people think when they get biodegradable bags. You will be surprised at how quickly they degrade. Well, not that fast, so it's perfectly usable. We regularly have wet things in our kitchen waste: coffee shavings, vegetable peelings, wet leftovers that are thrown away, that are too big or too dry to go down the chute. with other products of this type.