UNNI Compostable Liner Bags, 13 Gallon, 49.2 Liter, 200 Count, Heavy Duty 0.9 Mil, Tall Kitchen Food Scrap Waste Bags, ASTM D6400, US BPI, CMA and Europe OK compost HOME Certified, San Francisco

I bought my second box, and they’re great! Very sturdy, and I haven’t had a problem with them. It holds a lot and there’s no leaking.

The media could not be loaded. We have used these for years now. They are sturdy enough to be a staple but they also will break down in a compost environment which is important for us all. If you’re dumping out a lot of wet or liquid materials, the bag is more likely to break but we do not have this issue consistently at all. A few times a year it will rip but it’s usually user error. They fit perfectly and stay in tact all the way to garbage day.

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.

I have mixed feelings about these bags. On one have they are more environmentally friendly than other trash bags. I like that they’re do not require industrial equipment to compost-you can compost them in your home composter. I like the size of the bags and the cost seems okay.On the other hand, they seem to get small holes in them very easily causing issues with leaking. I regularly have to double bag to prevent leaks. Double bagging does reduce their cost effectiveness.I will continue to use these bags because of the environmental benefits of doing so.

These 4 gallon compostable garbage bags are perfect. I have a 3 gallon garbage container for my compostable scraps. Before I had opted for 3 gallon bags. I found those hard to attach. These are of very good and consistent quality. I find them much easier to deal with.

These are still the best certified compostable bags that I have tried. There are many brands of "compostable" bags on amazon that are really just plastic that has been dyed green or blue, such as Forid bags, and Inwaysin bags, both of which are made in China. By contrast, Unni bags are certified, which you can verify on the BPI website. Anyway, I find that these bags are too short for 13 gallon bags. They also don't hug the edges of the trash can at all, and so the bag falls into the can. This happens in my rectangular kitchen can, and also in my circular trash can. I have to use garbage can clamps, or tape, to keep the bags from falling into the can. These bags also rip more easily than regular trash bags, but that's going to happen with any genuine compostable bags. If you find ones that are just as strong as regular plastic bags, then it is most likely just a plastic bag dyed green. These Unni bags are stronger than Repurpose compostable bags. Repurpose is also certified, but their bags rip very easily even when you just take them out of the box. So, by comparison, Unni bags are still the best compostable bags I've found yet. If I find a better one, I will update this review.

Great bags, they hold more without breaking apart as easily. More often these are sold at a better price point than the competitors. Size is great for a small counter top compost bin. (2.6gal). These are made so much better than the biobag.

These bags have been great for using on my smaller 3-4 gallon trash bins. They are sturdy despite being biodegradable and hold up fairly well. I bought these wanting to reduce plastic Easter from trash bags and have continued to buy them. Overall great choice and I am very pleased with them thus far.