Reli. Biodegradable 33 Gallon Trash Bags - Eco Friendly Garbage Bags (100 Count Bulk) Review

Product arrived exactly as described. I'm currently using them for the large trash can in our kitchen. The bag fits well, even better than my normal garbage bag. It felt flimsy so I was worried it wouldn't be strong enough, but I had no issues with leaks or breakage. As a bonus, I got a nice note with a trash joke that made my day!

I really wanted to like them but even though my outdoor bin is a little smaller than usual these bags are too small. Also, they have no way of staying in place. There is no lace or anything like that. I would happily pay more if they were easier to use. I will use them for my little kitchen waste so they get used to it.

I didn't really like the flimsy packaging. Because I use these bags for my two bag bins on the back of my John Deere Rider. And I could use a larger gallon size than the 33 gallon I bought. The price for 100 bags seemed quite cheap. However, a thicker and stronger bag could be used that is not so thin that much of the cut grass is collected during mowing. Many Thanks.

We have recently moved to this new area. I put in my first pack of leaves last week after receiving those packs and the scavengers have NOT picked them up. They say to use BROWN PAPER (lawn and foliage bags) from March 15th to December 10th. BUT what do they say we should use COMPOTATED (LIGHT GREEN) bags from October 4th to December 10th? Makes absolutely no sense. .This is NOT the manufacturer's fault but I think I'll have to wait until October to use the bags I bought.

A bit pricey for garbage bags, but at least I feel like I'm trying to eliminate some of the garbage that isn't biodegradable and yet just ends up in landfills. I won't see the difference in my life, but when I think about my great-grandson's generation, I feel the need to at least try to be part of the solution and not just continue to be part of the problem. The movie "WALL-E" is probably closer to a possible outcome if we who live on this earth don't pay more attention to it!

We use them for kitchen waste bags. They hold up well, don't tear; Only a few times in the past have they snapped due to the box's sharp corners, but normal use in the kitchen has been fine. I really like how fast they ship and how compact they are stored. Costco bags take up a lot of under-closet space and fit comfortably in a tiny box. The last packet of a roll (of 4 rolls) has ripped so far, but I don't consider this to be significant. The kids and my dad are having trouble finding the…

I chose biodegradable bags because plastic is destroying our planet. A few years ago I worked in a plastics factory doing R&D and making biodegradable plastic from glycerin, starch, calcium, LDP and HDP. That was 15 years ago and the research wasn't that popular. I remember the quality of the garbage bags I made was not as durable as these garbage bags. They are definitely HDPE because they DO NOT stretch. Despite the fact that these bags don't stretch, they are quite durable. I only ripped…

I'd like to believe in these bags, but there are a number of problems: 1) They're not that good for the environment. If you do a search on this topic, you'll find that these bags are eco-neutral at best, but also likely contribute to pollution as they don't break down in landfills, take much longer to decompose than promised, and may contain (depending on the manufacturing process ) polymers that become tiny plastic objects in the oceans. 2) They break easily. 3) They don't even include zip…