🌿 100 Biodegradable Kitchen Food Scrap Garbage Bags, 2.5 Gallon – Thick, Durable, Leak-Proof | Easy Composting, Zero Waste Food Recycling Trash Bags by Zero Many from Hotbrands Review

These biodegradable kitchen waste bags are great. I hate throwing food away, but sometimes you have to. I can't throw it outside like I used to, but it brings coyotes with it. I'm going to buy a compost bin, but so far it's been very handy. There are 100 bags in a box. These are 2.5 gallon bags that are 100% compostable. The box says they decompose in 180 days, and it also says they feed the earth. This way, when they are sent to a landfill, they decompose and do not fill up the landfill like…

This bag is very thick for my needs and I'm pleasantly surprised! This is the second type of compostable bin liners I have used and my favorite due to their thickness. No offensive smell and easy to tie although it doesn't have a top I still find it easy to tie the top. At 12 cents a bag and I only use 1 bag a week (x2 as we have 2 bin bags in the bathroom) this roll will go a long way. No leakage issues so far BUT we never throw away really wet items and only store dry items/trash in the…

Somehow I got dog waste bags instead of kitchen bags. I think technically you could use these bags as kitchen waste bags, but they're definitely a bit smaller. Luckily I have a dog and always need bags to go for a walk. These are fine; They don't have anything special, but hey, it's a dog poop bag; what you want lol. They are quite durable and I really appreciate that they are biodegradable. The box is super cute too - like I said, six months supply (unless your dog eats tacos). The funny thing

I have one of those little plastic buckets that hooks to the countertop to sweep up waste and I use it a lot, but it comes with regular plastic bags (which means that I throw them in a compost bin and then throw the bag in the trash). This is great because they fit perfectly in the bin and I can just toss everything on the compost heap when it's full (no waste). They haven't gone bad yet, but they don't smell or give off moisture like plastic bags, and I'm looking forward to them breaking (I'll

In this condition, composting is on the books, in the law books. We cannot throw food waste, except bones, in the regular trash, we have to put it on our own compost heap. If not, we have to take our waste to the transfer station. These 2.6 gallon bags are biodegradable/compostable and perfect for my needs. They are made from high-quality PSM (cornstarch) and are fully compostable in 180 days, not years. I usually get green bags so the people who handle this waste know it's biodegradable. I'm…