UNNI Compostable Trash Bags, 3 Gallon / 11.35 Liter, 100 Count, Extra Thick 0.71 Mil Small Kitchen Food Scrap Bin Liners, Certified by BPI, CMA & OK compost HOME, Meets the ASTM D6400 Standard

Everyone I know uses them! Easy to use, strong, holds a lot, perfect size. Recommend don't adding lots of liquid. After a few days, can diminish strength of bags, makes sense cause they're compostable.

Not much to say, I prefer this brand of compost bags. I purchased various size, each works perfectly for the size and the bags are durable. Depending on temperature, they breakdown with food in in about two week period

Impressed with how well these compostable food waste bags hold up. I accidentally overstuffed one the other day and felt sure it was about to split, and while it did stretch pretty thin and needed a little extra support, it held in there! They're also bigger than I expected at first, which is awesome - not quite as big as a standard plastic grocery bag, but close. I use compost bags for used pine kitty litter so I have a lot of material that needs to be bagged and I'm going through these more slowly than I expected which is great.One thing to be aware of though is that if you fill it too much, you won't be able to tie it shut. There are no "handles" or "drawstrings" in this design like some trash bags have.

I bought compostable plates and cups for a party and then remembered I needed something compostable to collect them and all the food scraps in to take to the compost drop off center. These compostable 13 gallon bags were perfect. They are the same size as normal plastic kitchen bags so fit the same containers. They are plenty sturdy and hold fine for a few days. I took off one star because they don't come with a tie, but I cut a strip off the top to use as a tie and problem solved!

These bags are great! I use them for composting and cat litter. Feels nice to use eco-friendly bags instead of plastic.

These fit perfectly in my little kitchen compost bin and are so handy! It's nice to have bags in the bin but still be eco-friendly. I really like the color because they actually match the compost bin! They seem great quality and are easy to use, but they will start to break down if they are wet for several days. We put coffee grounds in the bin, and if we were to do that every day for a week, the bag would probably leak. But it's not a problem for us because I prefer to empty it about every 3-4 days anyway. We've used them with this routine for a couple of weeks and haven't had any leaks. Our compost bin is still clean!

If you are looking for a compostable trash bag, I recommend these. They are thicker than most that I have seen which means they don’t break open when full. They hold a full amount from a tall kitchen container. Since they are compostable, they are eco-friendly. Finally, because they are compostable, they are worth the money paid.

First of all, plastic is evil. I'm doing my best to rid plastic from my life, if you feel the same way and own a cat, buy these bags for cleaning your litter box, they are literally PERFECT and heres why:-I used to use the "green" dog poop bags. These bags come on a plastic roller which is unnecessary when you're not using them in a leash dispenser. ^These bags^ come in a cardboard box NO PLASTIC. The dispenser is like a kleenex box - so perfect for the litter box area. Furthermore, a lot of these "green" dog poop bags are only labelled "green" because they're made from recycled plastic. I applaud recycling plastic, but I really prefer something that will decompose. There are some dog poop bags out there that decompose, but I found these to be too small, expensive, and rip easily.-THESE ARE CHEAP. You get 100 in the box. Thats like, 3 months of cat litter scooping. A lot cheaper that dog poop bags.-These do not rip and are roomy!!! My cat is large, and therefore does some large.... er... business. Plus, litter is heavy. I have never found these bags to rip, and theres plenty of room to tie off the top in a knot. That drives me crazy when I fill up a bag and then its so full I can't tie it in knot.-A lot of people use plastic shopping bags to clean up their cats litter box, and I get it, they're free and you're re-using them. Currently I'm doing this because my grocery stores are not letting you bring your bags due to COVID so I happen to have these plastic bags on hand (bleh). Using these reminds me why they suck - they have holes in them!!-For some reason, I have a lot of trouble opening folded up plastic bags much like aforementioned dog poop bags. I've got slippery fingers or something. These bags are really easy to open.-Seriously, I've had cats a long time and these bags are like a miracle. I recommend them 1000%.