🌱 Bag-To-Nature Compostable Bag And Liner (3 Gallon, 100 Count): Your Eco-Friendly Solution for Waste Disposal Review

This is amazing. The only ones who buy. Everything else pales in comparison, it's not even close. Other brands (I'm talking to you about Bio-Bags) are just glorified tissue paper and about the same strength, which is fine if you're just composting dry tissue paper and feathers. If you have real objects in your compost bin, you need them. I don't think I ever had a break and we packed. They are so strong that you can hit them and not break them (Mike Tyson should not be used within reason). When

What others write is true. They have definitely changed this product and NOT for the better! These were the only compost bags I liked and used for years and I paid a lot more as they were stronger, didn't leak and held up a lot without breaking. These are NOT the same bags at all - different material, thickness, quality and even color (see photo - bag at L is new and at R is the old version - I have a few left). They are just as bad if not worse than organic packs. I have contacted Revain to…

Ever since OSH went bust I've had a hard time buying them. They're much better than the biopacks that Costco sells because they don't disintegrate as quickly on contact with liquids as biopacks. They won't leak or tear even when filled to the brim with litter like watermelon or chicken bones. Love how strong they are, but not too strong for the pockets to break over the years. Even better, it comes in great packaging! The Bag-to-Nature website offers shipping to the US, but the shipping cost is