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Detailed Product Description:

• Eco-Friendly and Compostable: Made from renewable, plant-based materials, these bags are certified to fully decompose in industrial composting facilities, leaving no harmful residues or microplastics behind.
• Durable and Reliable: Despite being biodegradable, these garbage bags offer impressive strength and resistance to punctures and tears, making them suitable for regular household waste, kitchen scraps, office trash, and even light commercial use.
• Available in Multiple Sizes: The biodegradable garbage bag comes in a range of sizes, from small 3-gallon kitchen waste bags to larger 50-gallon commercial waste bags, to accommodate different needs. Whether used in a kitchen, bathroom, or office, there’s a size that fits every waste bin.
• Certifications for Compostability: These bags are certified by various environmental standards like ASTM D6400 (USA) and EN 13432 (Europe), ensuring that they will break down within 3 to 6 months in a commercial composting facility. Many versions also carry the OK Compost and BPI (Biodegradable Products Institute) certifications, further validating their eco-friendly credentials.
• Non-Toxic and Safe: The bags are made without toxic chemicals, plasticizers, or PVC, ensuring that they are safe for composting and do not leach harmful substances into the environment. They are also safe for compost systems that process organic waste.
• Odor Control and Leak-Proof: Many biodegradable garbage bags feature leak-proof technology and mild odor-control options, helping to contain mess and smells, especially for kitchen and organic waste.
• Reinforced Seams: These bags often include reinforced seams to prevent splitting or tearing when handling heavier or bulkier waste, ensuring that they function as well as standard plastic garbage bags.

Usage Instructions

1. Handling Waste: Use the bag to collect general household or office waste, including food scraps, paper, cardboard, and other biodegradable items. Avoid sharp or heavy objects that could puncture the bag.

2. Disposal: For optimal decomposition, dispose of the bag in an approved municipal or commercial composting facility. If no composting facility is available, the bag will still degrade much faster than traditional plastic garbage bags in landfills, although the process may take longer.

3. Storage: Store biodegradable garbage bags in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight to maintain their strength and integrity. Exposure to high heat or moisture before use may cause the bags to begin breaking down prematurely.

4. Avoid Overloading: To prevent breakage, avoid overfilling the bag or placing excessively heavy or sharp objects inside. Choose the appropriate size and thickness for the type of waste being disposed of.