Naty compostable nappy bags | Easy tie handles | Fragrance-free nappy sacks for baby nappy changing & disposal, travel and pet waste |Plant-based bags for prams | On-the-go use | 50 count

Having had three children and tried every single nappy bag, I can say hands down these are the BEST ones. I try and use 2-3 nappies for one bag to help them go further as you get 50 in a pack whereas others you tend to get around 150. They are really thick and have never broken or snapped with me. Good size. No scent. Have purchased and use multiple times now. Good value for money.

I bought these because I was fed up with the ordinary bags. I use them in the bathroom. They are much nicer than ordinary bags so I have ordered some more for my nephew's family, they have two little ones in nappies. They are easy to use and none have torn.

Love these nappy bags, they have a good thickness, have never ripped, great value for money and always repeatedly purchase.

Love that this nappy bag is eco-friendly and biodegradable

It does the job of a nappy bag well, however I wasn't prepared for them to smell like cat wee! Im assuming it's something to do with the bags. Being biodegradable? Other than that, I like the pattern, I like that they are biodegradable, they hold a few nappies in, and are reasonably priced in comparison to others

Excellent product and great price

I’ve been using these nappy disposable bags for months now, and they’ve been great. I chose them because they’re eco friendly, and they’ve lived up to my expectations. The size is perfect for holding one used diaper, and they do a good job of keeping the smell locked away. Overall, a reliable and environmentally conscious choice.

I’ve been using these for pooper scooping for a number of years now. They are perfect for it. I use them because they are 100% compostable. A lot of pooper scooper bags on the market say they are biodegradable. However, biodegradable doesn’t rot down to organic matter; they just break down in the environment into millions of tiny shards of plastic, which stay there for millions of years, getting into our soil and water systems. What you need is a 100% COMPOSTABLE, not biodegradable, bag. As far as pooper scooping goes, they are fine. I have a cocker spaniel and I can pick up two or three of her poos in the same bag. I have a very large Labrador who stays with us sometimes, and these bags are fine for his too. The bags are strong and robust, and, although they are white, the contents can’t really be seen as it is a fairly opaque material in all these years, I have never had a problem with them. they also tear off the role very nicely. I will never use any other bags now. I like the thought that I am not adding to the environmental woes of this planet by use those biodegradable plastic ones. If I happen to accidentally lose a bag out of my pocket while on a walk, or accidentally forget to pick up a full bag, it will eventually rot down. 😁

He estado años buscando bolsas para cacas de gatos compostables y ha sido imposible encontrarlas. Ahora que tengo un bebé y he comprado estas bolsas de repente me ha venido la iluminación. Muy buenas bolsas, las uso para meter pañales sucios cuando salgo a la calle.

These are great for dog waste. Much more affordable than the Biobags option, but at the same time ecological responsible.

Worki są ok, ale bez szału. Biodegradowalne więc ekstra, ale są małe i z większą pieluszką jest problem i trzeba się nagimnastykowac żeby ją zawinąć.

Petits sacs très pratiques qui nous permettent d'éviter les allers retours et de stocker sans odeur dans la poubelle de la chambre. Très pratiques pour la nuit. Le bémol cest le prix. Du coup nous les utilisons uniquement pour les couches avec selles. Je ne les trouve pas fragiles nous n'avons pas abîmé un seul sac en 15 jours. Petit conseils sortez en quelques un en avance.

I love that these bags are not made from plastic, I love that they're compostable, but when or if they get wet their texture changes and depending on the severity of the moisture, think a sippy cup spilling in the diaper bag wet, they stick together and start their process of decomposing. I still use them but they live in a zip-top bag to keep them from the elements found in our diaper bag.