ecoway Eco-Friendly Garbage Bag [Pack Of 30, 13 Gallon - 49.2 L] 22 Microns Plant Strach Biodegradable Trash Bag Wastebasket Bin Liners For Kitchen Bathroom Office Home, Green

The bags are strong and durable, and even though they are made from 100% biodegradable plant-based materials. The bags are surprisingly affordable, which makes them great for reducing waste and break down quickly in compost environment, which is a great bonus. Overall, I highly recommend these compostable garbage bags for anyone looking for a more eco-friendly way to dispose of their trash

I'm truly amazed by their performance and the positive environmental impact, all thanks to their biodegradable or compostable materials. These bags offer a fantastic solution for me, providing both effective containment for my household waste without any tearing or leakage issues, and they align perfectly with my dedication to reducing plastic pollution.

Its a very good product. Eco-Friendly Garbage Bags are very useful in kitchen for trash.

These Cassava bags are environmentally friendly and of real good use at home.

When I first opened these trash bags, I was a little dubious of the quality. They seemed a little narrow for my kitchen trash can and I was certain that the bag handles would not fit around the rim of my can. I was mistaken! These bags stretch fairly well without tearing.I use a Hefty brand 13.3 Gallon trash can with a square-ish opening in the top. I have to pull and stretch these bags just a bit to get them over the lip of the can but once on, they fit great. They fit snugly without falling into the can as the bag fills up and I also don't have any issue removing the top of the bag from the can lip when it's time to take the trash out.I like to completely fill my trash bags to avoid wastefulness but I don't over fill them. I was able to fill these bags up the same as my usual drawstring stretch bags without any ripping or tearing. Even with cat litter and other weighty refuse, these held up well.I don't love the green color of these bags but it's a minor issue. The handles make these as convenient to use as my usual drawstring brand-I simply tie up the handles and done. Overall, I'm happy with the quality of these trash bags.

I was excited to try these garbage bags out. I have a standard 13 gallon size trashcan in my kitchen and thought these would fit perfectly. However, upon opening this box of trash bags, I noticed that these bags are not a normal 13 gallon size bag. They are a lot smaller than that. They also do not have any drawstrings or any type of support to make the bag stay in a trashcan. They only have regular handles on each side.

Perfect size, perfect sturdiness, and eco-friendly! I'm a big fan and would order again.

I like the idea of these Ecoway Eco-Friendly Garbage Bags being compostable and really wish they had worked but the sizing and style just didn't for our typical US household. The handles are typically what you'd see on grocery bags. The bags aren't very thick and we've had one break already but we must keep in mind that they are meant to compost or break-down so can't really expect them to handle a lot of heavy trash. The price is also high and they didn't even fit a standard 13 gallon kitchen trash can as you can see in my picture it is way off - not even close.With all that being said, I have some ideas to make these bags work for certain situations. I think the 13 gallon would probably fit a 9-ish gallon in cabinet style trash can best. Our home before had two 35 quart trash cans that slid in and out of a base cabinet in our kitchen. I can see these bags working great for making one of those your compost material or trash in general. I like the idea of these but with some tweaks.

I've got some other biodegradable 13 gallon trashbags that I've used, compared to them, this feels much thicker. However, it seems to be less forgiving if it needs to stretch at all and just tears. Because of this and it's awkward size, I couldn't get it to fit one of my trash cans without the bag ripping. I was able to fit it on another one and it worked ok with nothing sharp and feels sturdy like if it was something heavy and soft/round, like compost, it could work, but I wouldn't trust putting it in the 13 gallon can for that purpose. The poor fit would likely allow it to tear.