Extra Large Compostable Trash Bags - 13 Gallon, 60 Pack | Plastic-Free & Decomposing Tall Kitchen Garbage Bags & Liners with Easy-Tie Handles | Thick Bin Bags for Green & Food Waste

Excellent bag for small kitchen trash can. Also use it for small amounts of garden waste. Strong, does not tear, and easy to tie shut. Sharp ends can puncture it.

These are the strongest compostable trash bags I've found so far. They are part of my subscribe and save. I empty them out when they're 1/2 full because bugs still start if you leave food in them for a full week. These bags have NEVER leaked or busted on me compared to the other thinner ones I've tried. Our county has 3 pick-ups on trash day: 1) trash; 2) recycle and 3) compost. if you don't separate it out, you can get fined. Because of the compost can, my weekly trashcan is never full. I'll keep using these bags until they stop selling them or something else better comes along.

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.

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.

These are great bags. Although I don't compost myself, I want to get away from using plastic. These are nice and thick and have never broken or decayed on me

I have been using these for a couple of years. They are thick. I have had no leaking problems. They can be used multiple times, if they are dry. They tear away from the roll easily. These work great for bathroom garbage. They also work well for a counter top bag when you are cooking and have a lot of discard. I like them so much, I have them on the subscription service.

Love these. They don’t break before I get it outside. Tough enough to handle a full bag of kitty litter.

We’ve been using these trash bags since September of 2024. For the first year we used them, we LOVED them. They were sturdy & we had zero complaints. However over the last 6 months (September 2025-current) we’ve noticed a sharp decline in the quality of this product. Yes, these are compostable bags and therefore, there is a learning curve on what you can put in them, their weight limits, if things get wet, etc. However our complaint is not related to any of these concerns - our chief complaint is the fact that the more recent batches have been noticeably thinner/more flimsy. I’m not exaggerating when I say every time I’ve gone to remove a bag from the box, I’ve had at least two bags rip clean in half. This is without exerting any significant force in separating the bags. In the past, the perforation between the bags was precise enough to ensure a clean separation between bags. Just three days ago I went through FOUR bags trying to get one usable bag. Similarly, we utilize the drawstring option of these bags. The drawstring hasn’t worked for months & again, this is not when our bags are abnormally heavy. I’m talking when I go to pull the lip of the bag from around the bin, and attempt the initial pull of the drawstring to close the top of the bag. The drawstring comes right out. When we first began noticing these issues, we wondered if our subscribe and save simply contained a box of bags than had been sitting in storage too long (obviously a compostable bag has a shorter shelf life). But three boxes in with these issues, we are convinced this is a production issue, not an isolated incident. Finally, the price of these bags has significantly increased over the last six months. Yes, I’m aware of the rising costs of everything, but if I’m paying 50% more now for a product that works less than 50% of the time I’m using it, that’s infuriating. I will be canceling my subscribe and save and looking elsewhere for compostable trash bags. I would encourage you to do the same.

They are great for their intended purpose. They are only meant to hold shredded paper or compostable food products. Therefore, they are not very durable or sturdy but I don’t believe compost bags are intended to be that. We purchased them as our city now want all shredded paper put in compost bags. We found the ones that you can buy from local stores and Costco too small for this purpose. I am very happy with the product I received.

These are the best bags that I’ve found to line my large green compost bin. They are strong and much larger than what I could get at Walmart. The handles are easy to tie.

Much better than the bags provided by the authority which split and are quite small.

I bought these because our city does not allow plastic bin liners (even compostable ones) and this one said in big words " I am not plastic " as it says its a 100% plant-based bag and because it had that in big words I figured awesome, the city will know easy that it's not plastic. But they arrived today and the printing has definitely changed, the bag now just has everything below the " I am not plastic" but not that part. It also at the bottom has a warning about leaving this plastic bag with kids. So now I am wondering if they changed the formula from 100% plant to containing some compostable plastic? Unsure but have asked for a return as I can't use compostable plastics :( really thought these were going to be the answer to a non compostable plastic bin liner. Other than that issue I didn't actually use the product, but it felt nice and strong, and had no odor I could sense.

These are really strong and an absolute pleasure to use in our kitchen bins. Everything is mostly composted or recycled so no very heavy refuse going in. No leaks or tears - just have to be gently pulling them over the edges of the bin. Most importantly, no microplastics and hoping they totally biodegrade and no nasties killing off our wildlife etc. Yay! I rarely leave reviews, but had to as they are so fab. After being left saddened with the large plastic (Brabantia) or pretend eco versions (Ecozone) bin bags, I was delighted to find these and this size works just fine and having been taking them out every 2-3 days.