Large Compostable Trash Bags - 10-13 Gallon, 100 Pack, 100% Plastic-Free Decomposing Easy-Tie Trash Can Bags & Liners, Thick Kitchen, Bathroom & Backyard Bin Bags for Food & Green Waste

We have been using these for more than a year and have had maybe one bag that leaked. I am impressed with these and hope they truly are compostable so I can feel a bit better about having to put things in the trash. We compost most food here so there is not that much wet/moist food that is put in these bags usually but even when we have had that, the bags have held up. They are easy to open, have no scent and seem to be one of the better values when you do the math. They are also unusually thick compared to their plastic counterparts - which I like.

This is probably the best compostable bag I’ve ever used. Unlike other compostable bags I’ve tried, this one doesn’t fall apart the second it gets wet. It actually holds up pretty well, which is a big deal when you’re dealing with compost, where things can get a little messy. I’ve had bags in the past that just disintegrate as soon as moisture hits them, so it’s nice to find one that doesn’t have that problem. That being said, it’s not completely waterproof. If you’re putting wet compost in it, you will see some liquids seep through, so it’s not the best option for anything that’s too soggy. However, the bag itself doesn’t break down or fall apart, which is what really sets it apart from the competition. It’s still going to do its job without falling apart the moment you remove it from your compost bin. So, while it’s not perfect, this bag is definitely worth getting. If you’re looking for a compostable option that actually holds up and doesn’t disintegrate at the first sign of moisture, this is your best bet. It’s durable enough for everyday composting tasks, and that alone makes it a solid choice.

These bags work perfect for us. With just 2 of us at home we don't produce a great deal of food scraps. Consequently we use the bag for about a week before changing. Even with wet material the bag has held up - no breaking or falling apart on the way to the compost! There is a trade-off (as I can see). The bags do not break down very quickly in the compost - but that is mentioned in the description (I believe 90 days).

For the most part these bags hold my family's trash for a full week(4-5 ppl). Depending on what's thrown out, sometimes I have found some wetness outside of the bag and if it has too much weight, the handles will tear. Biggest problem was after getting down to the last bags (bought two boxes that lasted since dec 2020), they would tear easily just being removed from the box- lost a total of 2 bags that way. I'm guessing people having problems roughly throw objects in the trash that shouldn't be anyway- it's not meant for liquid- that's what your sink is for, it's not meant for cardboard- recycle that, food waste should be composted if you have that option, and if your trash is that heavy the problem is more likely people not changing their waste and purchasing habits. Using biodegradable bags don't help relieve your plastics guilt if you don't reduce buying that in every other part of your life.

LOVE these!!! I have tried many compostable trash bags, and these by far are the best. They are durable and strong. I highly recommend!

This was a reorder. While in my experience other compostible trashbags start falling apart in the trashcan , these are thicker and hold up well.

Tear very easy! Have bought multiple times, but the last box of them were really bad. Can’t carry by the draw strings or they come completely apart!

I LOVE these bags, I buy them specifically for pet waste bags. I have 9 guinea pigs and strictly use these bags for their poopies, extra hay, pellets, etc. So, it's all natural and biodegradable waste. And I felt awful putting all of this natural waste into giant plastic bags. I bought these and feel amazing about not polluting the planet with more nasty plastic just to throw away a biodegradable substance. For my purpose they work phenomenally because I don't overstuff them and I'm not putting anything wet in them so they stay in tact. I did force my fiance to use these as kitchen trash liners for a while, but he hated them because they can rip if you're not gentle with them. (And he wasn't) Personally, I didn't have an issue with them when I was using them as kitchen trash liners. You just can't manhandle them or throw anything sharp in there or it will lead to a mess. Regardless, I would recommend these bags for everything! The only issue being is that they're more expensive, but totally worth it in my opinion for guilt-free conscience.