BioBag Premium Compostable Food Scrap Bags, 3 Gallon, 25 Count
Key features
- •Contains no polyethylene
- •Perfect for collecting food scraps
- •Healthy for the environment
- •fit most kitchen countertop composting pails
- •Made from plants, vegetable oils and Mater-Bi
BioBag Premium Compostable Food Scrap Bags, 3 Gallon, 25 Count
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Customer Reviews
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out of 5
Based on 10 reviews
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I hate these bags with a passion...
Jenine Lewis•November 30, 2016
I started out composting using Bag to Nature bags. They're a little pricier than the Biobags, so I thought I'd give the Biobags a try. I stupidly ordered this four-pack of the bags, and have regretted that decision for months. I hate everything about these bags. They almost immediately cling to my countertop compost container, and within a day or two they leak liquid out the bottom. Most of the time, I end up having to pour the contents of the bag, and the bag itself, out of my compost container and into a second bag in order to take the compost to my outdoor bin. It is well worth the extra money spent to stick with the Bag to Nature bags.
Bait and Switch: Not four boxes of bags but a wad of bags in a box
Salmontree•November 18, 2016
Box of "4" comes in a big wad in a large box. I was expecting 4 of the boxes so they could fit the drawer better, instead it is a large cardboard box. Could be counterfeit.
... by our city when we opted into the green waste program, so I knew they were probably among ...
L. Rowley•July 25, 2016
We were given a small amount of these bags by our city when we opted into the green waste program, so I knew they were probably among the better products on the market. I like that they are somewhat sturdy since I'm not trying to compost them myself and would like them to hold up to the leftovers that we throw in every couple of weeks without falling apart. I've only had it disintegrate in our kitchen compost pail twice, both times because we were being a little foolish about the water content vs time table until taking it out to the green bin outside. This was also a decent deal for getting enough bags to last over a year at our current usage rate (about one a week).
Really Good!
Artist•July 9, 2016
I liked these bags they are really good. I used the Full Circle once but got these since they are a little cheaper. They are a bit thicker compared to them which I like since sometimes the fruits and veg water doesn't come out when I pick it up. Also I found these a bit taller which is also very nice since they could be comfortably wrapped around the rim without much struggle. As for the composting part I just put them in the county compost pile so I don't know how soon they decompose as compared to the other. The quality is very good and I would definitely order these again. I've given one star less as I want to see how they keep up with my coffee and tea grinds or leak. I'll try to update in few days. Overall I'm very happy.
Update: These hold on well with the tea and coffee grinds given they are not very soggy.
Update: These hold on well with the tea and coffee grinds given they are not very soggy.
Fairly delicate and definitely biodegradable, wish they were a little sturdier and less prone to leaking.
Robin D•June 2, 2016
They are definitely bio-degradable, so much so that they don't even last a full week before they need to be tossed, so be aware. Such thin material that opening the bags is a minor challenge. There really isn't much option in bags this size that I've found, so I use them. They so consistently leak before I get a chance to change them, I'm always rinsing/washing/drying the waste container after emptying it. Guess that's the price we pay for "recyclable" products. I'm spoiled by traditional plastic bags' relative sturdiness, I suppose.
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