🌿 Reli Compostable Trash Bags, 16-25 Gallon, 50 Count, ASTM D6400 Certified, Green, Eco-Friendly, Compostable Garbage Bags (16-20-25 Gal) Review

I bought 16-25 gallon bags. Exactly like in the photo. Highest quality. So, in this passage, the choice lies in the choice. I'll be back before the bags start cracking.

The whole point of buying this bag is to be more environmentally friendly, but bag rolls come in non-recyclable plastic packaging. Yes, I will not buy these again.

I've been using compostable bags from another brand all the time for about a year. I prefer Rells for price, size and durability. After one use they have become my favorite compost bags.

Exactly the bags I wanted. I bought the same bags from ACME and was upset to find that the 13 gallon bags were very small and we are NOT 13 gallon bags. I saw that these bags were numbered 16 to 25 and took a chance. They ONLY fit in my 13 gallon trash cans! So the bags are great.

These were efficient bags. Even trying to pull her out of the cramped trash can, no tears shed. Throw out your trash without worrying about adding more plastic to the environment. My only complaint is that they require ties (preferably the same material as the bag itself).

So far, so good! My biggest concern was whether they could handle a week of kitchen waste. They did! I wouldn't recommend pouring a pot of hot grease in it or an overabundance of wet stuff, but they work very well for regular kitchen waste and are fairly durable - no holes, no cracks etc. The size is perfect for a tall, tall kitchen bin - even with a lot of space. Finally there is an eco-friendly option for plastic. I don't mind paying more knowing I'm not adding plastic issues. These bin bags…

I've been using another brand of biodegradable bags consistently for about a year now. I prefer Rells for price, size and durability. After one use they have become my favorite compost bags.

These were effective bags. Even trying to pull her out of the cramped trash can, no tears shed. Throw out your trash without worrying about adding more plastic to the environment. My only complaint is that they require ties (preferably the same material as the bag itself).

So far so good! My biggest concern was whether they could handle a week of kitchen waste. They did! I wouldn't recommend pouring a pot of hot fat in it or an overabundance of wet stuff, but for regular kitchen waste they work very well and are strong enough - no holes, no cracks etc. The size is perfect for a tall, large kitchen bin - even with a lot of space. Finally there is an eco-friendly option for plastic. I don't mind paying more knowing I'm not adding plastic issues. These bin bags have