Right here I’m testing these 13-gallon compostable garbage bags, and I wanted to see if they actually hold up like normal heavy-duty trash bags. This is a 50-pack and they come in a really nice container that you can pop open and dispense from, which is perfect for keeping under the sink. You just tear one off and you’re ready to go—super simple and honestly way more convenient than a loose roll. What impressed me most is that these don’t feel like the typical compostable bags that are really weak. These are thick, heavy duty, and they worked just as good as the other garbage bags we’ve used in the past. The material is leakproof, the bottom seal feels really secure, and I didn’t have to worry about anything poking through. On top of that, they’re made from a natural corn material and can compost in soil in about 3 to 6 months, which just makes me feel really good about using them. They also have bigger size options (33-gallon and 55-gallon) and even larger count boxes if you want to stock up.