🌿 Reli. Biodegradable 13 Gallon Trash Bags: 100 Count, Green, ASTM D6954 Certified, Eco-Friendly Garbage Bags, 10-13 Gallon Capacity, Oxobiodegradable (See Product Description) Review

I thought it was more eco-friendly but they are terrible. There is no lace so it won't close. It says 13 gallons but definitely less. The lining is very thin and breaks easily. It contains no odor, so you can smell the trash inside even with the lid on the trash can. Not recommended if you don't have a small bin and just put a few things in it.

The first time I bought biodegradable bin liners they were great, the second time they were very thin, just as thick as the plastic bags you use for fruit and veg from the supermarket. and i have to use two because the smallest element will tear it. I'll try again when they run out to see if I have a bad batch. Can't find a way to contact the company.

I like this product because of its biodegradable properties. This has several disadvantages: I have to use more bags than regular garbage bags because they are smaller and cannot stretch. Bags tear easily along with tossing boxes or other semi-solid items in the bin. Due to the above, we ended up with a litter box and other mess on the floor. I haven't tried any other biodegradable bags to compare, but it looks like not putting more plastic in landfill is worth the effort.

I like the idea of a biodegradable bin liner. Too much plastic going to landfill is bad for the environment. Perhaps future generations will one day "break down” recyclable waste such as plastics to use as energy. First time using the pack I am disappointed with how it leaked. Keep in mind I didn't fill the pouch with water, maybe plant debris and wet coffee grounds. I pull out the bag when the trash can and brown liquid comes out of the bottom of the bag. This has never happened with other…

The company's use of the word 'biodegradable' in the product description is not only misleading but also inaccurate. An absolute shame for this company. Read further in the description and the packaging will be labeled as "degradable". This means that the bag breaks down into microplastics that can still end up in the environment. In a way it's worse. Stay away. And please do your research before choosing green bags. Buy something BPI certified (of course not). Too many companies cash in on…

Over the years I have avoided branded bags. They're overpriced, I've had trouble fitting a lot of stuff in them, and I refuse to pay for ads I don't see. Stumbled across these bags and like others from this company they are amazing. Lots of room (should be cut and shaped pockets that can fit a lot more) very sturdy no leaks and eco friendly! I ran out of mine and the slimmest and cheapest I could get on Revine. I didn't even read that they are ecological. I was in a hurry. I thought it would be