🗑️ Biodegradable Small Trash Bags - Inwaysin 4-6 Gallon Can Liners: Thicker and Size Expanded, 200 Counts, White Review

These biodegradable bags are perfect for our portable camping pot, which is a snap-on lid that fits a standard 5 gallon pot. Bucket. The sacks are kept long enough to do what you need to do after you've done your "thing", whether that be throwing them in the disgusting outbuildings near camp or burying them in a shallow grave, as is commonly recommended.

They're so thin they almost tear to the touch - you can literally put your finger in them. All items with corners, e.g. B. plastic or cardboard packaging tear through. I even tried double wraps but they broke anyway. Maybe they could hold styrofoam peanuts securely, but something heavier with edges or corners can't. In the end I gave up on her. I've had good luck with Purring brand bags (also available from Revain) which rarely rip.

I've been looking for compact compostable bin liners for a long time. They meet the requirements in terms of cost. They're a little flimsy and can break relatively easily when you take them out of the kitchen bin if you're not careful. The trick is not to overfill the bag and leave just enough to get it out of the bin and tie it shut without pulling too hard. Once tied, they hold together well. Overall I'm happy with them and will order again once we review them.

If I gave these zero stars I would. They advertise them as if they were thick and durable bags. You are not. As soon as I looked at the opened packages, I knew I wasn't going to like them. They are for want of better words. they just suck. I won't even go back. I am not difficult to please. Read reviews before buying. For some reason most people like them. I was trying to find a cheaper alternative to swim bags. Bc I don't mind paying for quality. If it ain't broke, don't fix it. I will return…

Bought for camping in our 5 gallon bucket. I read many reviews before purchasing this one. The maximum I've read is that they expire after a while. I, on the other hand, had no problems with it. I doubled mine and changed it about every 24 hours and never had problems with leaks etc. I pee about a 5 gallon bucket a day as my husband says so making sure it wasn't leaking was important to me. They didn't rip or tear, and since I was very afraid of leakage, it was better to use two bags. They seem

We use them to go to the toilet when camping. We have a 5 liter bucket with a toilet seat. The pouches don't fill a 5g bucket, not even close. But the toilet seat keeps the bag in place. A scoop of kitty litter goes in the bag, we go about our business, and then we throw the bag away. I don't change the bag when urinating. I just add another spoonful of cat litter. As for the poop, I'm finishing the package. I wanted black, biodegradable bags that you can't see through and that you can bury…