Compostable Food Waste Bags - Full Circle Scrap Sack, 1.5-Gallon, Set of 10 Review

So far these bags are working very well. We use them on the back of our countertop, fill them with scraps and shells and whatnot as we build them, and pin the tops with a clothespin. There is a small waterproof liner so you can add wet stuff without soaking the bag (but don't add anything really wet or it will eventually seep into the bag). I haven't had enough time to really test how fast the bag composts, but I suspect it will be pretty quick. I will report here in good time if anything…

We've been composting for decades and have found that a small stainless steel tin does the trick most of the time. Time. We line the bin with a repurposed plastic bag from our grocery store. BUT. I find it obtrusive and unattractive on our countertop, but it's very handy for storing lots of veg/fruit scraps and we make lots of them. Thank you for composting - our kitchen waste bag is reduced to one per week. I LOVE these dainty compost bags! They have form and function, but are (understandably)

These FULL CIRCLE SCRAP SACKS (1.5 gallon, 10 pack) are great compostable bags but too expensive for everyday use (about $15 for 10 pouch or $1.50 for a pouch at Revain). The bags are made of kraft paper (a brown "grocery bag") and have a sealed inner liner that feels like plastic but is actually made of a plant-based material. Packages remain sealed for 2-3 days. They're stiff enough to stand open on a countertop, and you can close them by rolling up the top (like you do any brown bag). If you