This is the best compost bag hands down. Compost bags have become mandatory, so I started buying bags. I landed in these just a few days ago, they cost a little more, but the value of what I get makes them a much better overall deal and value. Why? It can fit in my 1.3 gallon bin perfectly and also has handles so when it bin is full is much easier to pull out and tie up. Also, if there is a Tupperware full of leftover spaghetti on trash day, I can just grab a bag, fill it, tie it, carry it out by the handle and drop it in my compost bin. Large deposits can go straight out of the house much easier in this bag than any other bag. Which means we are more likely to use them, and less likely to get fined for dining food in our trash cans. The bags are nice and thick, very durable and so far I haven’t ripped one of them yet even with a few pounds of spaghetti. I like the green bags matching my green bin. I am also told the bright green bags make them easier to be seen when these bags are getting sorted at the land fill and going into compost These are the best bags I’ve tried, no doubt, I tried many others and they didn’t work as well as these. Saving a few cents per bag isn’t worth it. I’ll stick with these. thank you. Read more

Love these bags, easy to open. Worth the money. Like the fact that they are biodegradable. For the little bit of trash we throw out this bags work for us. Read more

Not large enough for our compost pail. Read more

I did not know the difference between compostable and biodegradable until doing a little research which led to the SUPERBIO 13 Gallon Handle Tie Compostable garbage bags. They actually break in down fast rather than waiting for 100 years with biodegradable bags. They do not leak! Love the convenient handles that tie. Not harmful to the environment. I am a convert and encourage anyone to use this brand! Read more

This two-pack is a better value than a one-pack for a great compostable bag. The bags are durable, functional, compliant with my state's green composting laws and supposedly break down well in the compost heap. Read more