Eco Green Living 100% Compostable Biodegradable Bin Liners 30L Bin Bags for Food Waste, Kitchen Tall Bin Liners, Vegan, Strong, Leakproof, BPA Free, Recyclable, 1 Roll, 18 Bags

These bags are so good.

Perfect bags for the food waste. They're quite large so not suited for the tiny waste bin we get from the council but just about right for any waste-bin like container. They're thin and not the most durable but I expect that's due to the compostable nature and they're perfectly suited for that. It's great just to be able to pull it out and throw it right onto the compost. Whilst the top is square it does seem to be more pointed at the bottom, that's not a deal breaker but you'll find heavier wet stuff all congregating right on the point. I don't put liquids in the bin and the wettest stuff is usually tea bags, I've not had any problems yet but I'll update if something happens. I do try to be environmentally conscious and these certainly help with that. At £18.52 for 72 they're not the cheapest but should last a year at moderate usage so it's not a bad deal. I'm quite happy, they're not perfect but they're more than adequate.

Strange to wax lyrical over rubbish bags, but after trying so many over time that rip as you separate, are split at the seams or stuck together these are looking superb. They feel more substantial. They part from each other with no effort. They fit our kerb side food caddy just right. They are packaged well. Hopefully our go to, no hassle supply from now on!

These are very practical considering the size of 30 litres and also for the fact that in the pack there are 3 rolls which for my use they would last quite a long time and I say this because so far I have used around 10 bags and I still got plenty left. These are specific for green waste and I put inside the grass that I cut and also some branches and leaves and I can say that they hold pretty well and also I can fit quite a lot of stuff inside considering their size. Also an important aspect that I wanted to mention about is the fact that they rip from the roll well then I didn't experience any kind of issues for the bottom of the bag not to be sticked properly. Overall these are as described and I am happy to use them.

Been purchasing the Greenland bin bags size G which fit our bin perfectly. For some reason these are no longer available so I purchased these instead, basing my choice on the description and pictures which suggested they were similar. They are not. They are not deep enough for a tall bin. I'll use them up on bedroom bins and look elsewhere for the kitchen bin. Honestly, you wouldn't think it would be hard to clearly describe the size of a bin bag! Unless it's done on purpose.

Made from the same 'plastic' as your little food waste bin, or the compostable carrier bags that some supermarkets are now using. They're 30 litres, my kitchen bins are actually 25 litres, so they fit without having to stretch the way I need to with the 25s. They're a bit 'no frills', just the bag, no tie handle loops or drawstring. Loops would have been helpful, but not enough to get them deducted a star, maybe 4.5 stars, rather than 5. Top tip, don't get them wet, that'll cause them to start degrading.

These fit the council supplied food caddy we use for compost. I dont know if thats the same bin all councils use for food waste. Ours is 14" tall by 11" x 9" The bags come just to the top with just enough stretch to allow the top to hold onto the top corners of the bin allowing the bag to stay open till you finish filling it. They are made in a tube with a gathered lower sealed seam. Measuring about 19" long when stretched out as far as possible and they have no handle holes or tie tapes. Because they biodegrade, you can just pick up your filled bag and plonk it in your garden compost bin .

Excellent bags and no issues from me. Anything where I can reduce my plastic waste I am up for. The bags are not quite as large as standard bin liners but they are perfectly adequate and I don't like completely filling the bin anyway. Have also been using them for rounding up our apples from the trees and they have been perfect when it comes to strength.