Can you use these for non-compostable waste?
1758384
Probably but these are small bags and won't hold up to hard items. Ziplocks are stronger.
1758385
You could, but if you are not composting, why bother. They are more expensive than other alternatives for non-compostible.
1758386
you could, but i wouldn't recommend it as it is a bit expensive for that purpose. but it is one of the best compostable waste bags i've found... very strong and excellent for wet compostables.
325488
You absolutely can, but you can also buy a cheap roll of generic bags that will last you roughly nine thousand years. I recycle all kinds of jars and bags, but I enjoy the perfect fit and non-gap-ness of the real thing for this little bin. It's just a very tidy, efficient design and the proper bags are a part of that, for me.
4523
They are biodegradable but state "they are not designed to be disposed with food wastes for composting purposes"
1780842
Yes you can. That's what I use mine for. They do a really nice job and they last a long time.
1726150
they are used to compost your waste veggies and fruit, card board, etc. not for use as food for your hens as u would have to have a much larger amount. no for this use.
1446017
yes that's exactly what I use them for. They wash very easily and you can reuse them.
1733038
Yes they are. You can replace them with your own bins or use the open space for something else.
1205874
I don't see why you couldn't. I don't use them for that but they are pretty strong! Also found them in Walmart at a cheaper price and there's no shipping charge!
410447
No, you can't recycleIf the plates are unused, then maybe your couldThey go in the green waste, or compost yourself. If you don't compost on your own, and your municipality doesn't compost, then they just go in the trash
1854578
sorry for delayed answerI cannot see why you would discardThey are sturdy and washable.we re-use.
1138833
No. The bags are biodegradable (compostable) so they cannot be re-used. Mine last about a week if I'm careful not to put too much wet stuff in the bin. Longer than that and the bags start to degrade and leak. Shelf life, however, seems to be quite good. They begin to break down only after being in contact with organics.
284495
I am not sure what you mean by biodegradable? They break down when I put them in my compost pile, so I would consider them so......
1624480
They are not designed to be reused. They are meant to be one-time-use and disposed of. You can clean them out if you want... But I would not. There is no real way to effectively dry them out due to the small opening. When we used them we just threw them away and it was still cheeper than the store bought ones. I hope that this helps.
1374465
You can . I tried using a trash bag, but for me it was a mess. It is so easy to pull the basket out and place a open plastic trash bag over the opening and dump the shredded paper in and dispose of it .
836510
Probably, you CAN use them but you get what you pay for. They are also stainless so they will probably break and if they do it will be dangerous, they will shatter. Carbon steal is what you need.
1313000
NO. They are great even to use in cooking when a larger quantity would go to waste. Would highly recommend!
1921400
These liners aren't compostable (have not found any that are) but the diapers we use are so we leave the bag untied when we throw it away so that the diapers will compost in the landfill. if you tie up both ends then they won't compost in the bag the same with O2 and be a time capsule of stank for generations to come