Eargardin Compostable Trash Bags 2.6 Gallon 100 Counts Compost Small Garbage Bag for Kitchen Bathroom BPI Certified, Green

I have used 1 box (on my second) and I have to say that these are the best 8 gallon trash bags I have used. I've been using mostly for disposal of kittys litter. I've not had any problems with ripping, holes or leaks. I will definitely purchase again and again.

Very durable. I like the way they do a clean tear and are easy to open.

Garbage leaks

These are nice bags. I have no leaking and they are strong. Been using for awhile. Little more expensive but I feel better using these rather than plastic.

These are thick bags and can hold so much. I only use compostable bags now & these are worth the expense

This is a review of "Eargardin Compostable Trash Bags 8 Gallon Compost Small Garbage Bag Extra Thick 0.91 Mil for Kitchen Bathroom BPI Certified 40 Counts, Green”[As a vine reviewer, I am pledging not to be compensated or influenced by the vendor; I state my opinions based on my personal experience without any bias or pressure]This is an eco-friendly product that enables you to dispose of your trash in an environmentally friendly manner. It’s also the bag in which you can put your food vegetables if you’re into composting. There are 40 bags and all in the small package and the price is actually reasonable for a product that focuses on the environment. The relevant certifications are provided as a proof of the biodegradability of this product. The bags are quit large (8 gallon size) and can be put in a regular rash can as a liner also.In my experience in using this product, I found it to be quite comparable to a plastic garbage bag with relatively good strength. The package does caution that you have to replace it within three days of starting to use it and the entire package they say it will last about nine months on shelflife. Any organic product will have a shelf life and I’m not surprised to see this put out right at the front. The one thing that is slightly disappointing. Is that the expiry date if that is that is what you would call it is not clearly printed on the back. In other words, is it possible that if you bought this package a year later, you’ll find nothing inside? Notwithstanding this potential question or concern, I still believe that the Eco credentials of this product laudable and therefore, I’m happy to give it five stars.

I guess they're alright. I mean, they do what I need them to do - hold refuse and waste bits created by me and the other beings that wander through my space. But they don't hold a whole lot and I'm cautious about filling the bags too much because they don't seem very sturdy (and despite having ZERO evidence to the contrary, I still persist with this...). Whether or not they are actually compostable, I can't say with any accuracy since I generally don't stick around for that long after I dispose of my bag of rubbish, In theory, everything is compostable while in practice you shouldn't compost a handful of things that will basically negate the purposes of your composting and I think that's pretty straight-forward. So I throw these away when they're full of rubbish so that the bag will compost in a landfill somewhere and all the rubbish inside can go back to drifting around with the wind and otherwise being a nuisance so take from that what you will about getting these bags. Does it make sense? Does it not make any sense??

I like these garbage bags. They are the perfect size for my bathroom garbage. They feel really thick and so far have held up really well.