Zip Gallon Bags

Works just as well as traditional sandwich bag and is compostable. A bit expensive but if people keep buying price should go down.

The Cleanomic Compostable quart size bags and kitchen garbage bags offers a good “try” combo . I have used the kitchen garbage bags and find them to be sturdy.. but a tight fit over the garbage container.. Doable.. just a little tighter than other brands. I DO like that they compostable. Worth the price to help test out Mother Earth and waters better.

The one Gallon size Eco Zips are the perfect size for my 8 x 10 canvas board paintings! For any artists out there wondering how best to package and ship your canvas board paintings, I thought I'd offer a friendly suggestion. I use recyclable rigid photo mailers (still researching which ones are better than the last one I used at the post office, which is a really good one because it's super rigid and expands if need be). I couldn't find these for sale on the post office site. So, any hoo, place one glassine sheet shiny side down on the front of the painting and place another glassine sheet behind the painting, taping both sheets together with the painting enclosed in the center being careful not to get tape on your painting, then place inside this one-gallon compostable zip bag - this way if the painting slides around a little, it'll be OK. I think this is a pretty good way to be environmentally conscious as an artist while also protecting my art. I was very happy with the size of this bag, and it's pretty! Signed, T.M.Burris, OriginalFloridaArt

The compostable bag I tried a year ago fell apart before I could fill it. These bags are strong enough for my trash and don't stick together like plastic. I'm getting all sizes.

Pros: - Love that it's compostable and safe to use for my family - affordable - somewhat durable (but less so than Ziploc; makes sense since it's suppose to be compostable) - reusable for a few times Cons: - durability. Again, not like a Ziploc so don't expect that - not clear but opaque so really need to rely your label (hard to erase sharpie marker off if you plan to reuse; Ziploc I used just alcohol swab which erased my label) - porous so if it's in the fridge then the contents absorb the smell and scent (not too bed. Being garlic is strong, had some chopped garlic in a separate cleanomics bag next to it for a day and my pastry tastes like garlic) ***My final verdict: Will continue to buy but may try other compostable bags.

I love them. They close easily and tightly and allow you to press out extra air. They keep food fresh. I wash and reuse it not for old. Lots of things pack away neatly in these bags

good for almost anything you want to put in it. Keeps produce OK, just can't see through the bags

These bags seems really solid in terms of what they hold and how well the zip top works. Their main selling point is they aren't plastic. For me there are 2 problems: A) the bag isn't clear so you can't easily see what's in it. B) (and why I gave it less than 5 stars) it's about 10 times the price of dollar store or store brand bags at the supermarket. I wish we could continue to use these but we aren't in a tax bracket where we can pay 10x more for this product. Eco friendly is great but it still has to be affordable, like maybe 1.5x or 2x the price would be doable.