Seventh Generation Trash Bags, Tall Kitchen, 13-Gallon, 20-Count Boxes (Pack of 12) [Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging]
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Product Reviews of Seventh Generation Trash Bags, Tall Kitchen, 13-Gallon, 20-Count Boxes (Pack of 12) [Amazon Frustration-Free Packaging]
Product Review: wimpy
Summary: 3 Stars
I echo what other reviewers have said, they are weak bags. It seems rather self-defeating to call something this poorly functioning eco-friendly if you have to double bag or use more bags because you can't fill them w/ much.Product Review: Great idea but not functional
Summary: 1 Stars
I like that these bags are recycled and generally love most all of seventh generations products. But these bags just don't deliver. 90% of the bags in the box were sealed together at the top and ripped when trying to open them up to place them in the trash can. Product Review: Earth friendly Kitchen Trash Bags
Summary: 5 Stars
Fit well and have yet to have one break. No annoying smell like the previous biodegradable ones I bought. Best of all by buying by the case they last me all year!Product Review: 7th Generation tall kitchen bags
Summary: 3 Stars
These kitchen trash bags are made from recycled material plastic (55%). I incorrectly assumed they were also biodegradeable. After contacting 7th Generation, they are NOT biodegradeable. I now have alot of them and they are good bags, just not what I thought.Product Review: ecoperson
Summary: 4 Stars
Good product. Not as heavy as your non eco products, but if your using for regular everyday trash they are fine. I have used with heavy items and as long as there was no sharp items, they worked fine. Give them a try I think you will be pleasantly surprised. And, you will be helping the environment.