Written by Lauren Rice Tired of plastic trash bags that tear, smell, and contribute to the planet’s pollution problem?  So was I. After years of frustration and guilt, I decided to make a switch—and what I found might just change how you think about taking out the trash. Meet Plastno: the compostable trash bag that’s been a surprisingly simple (and sustainable) game-changer in my kitchen. Product details 13-gallon, fits most standard tall kitchen bins Measures 24” x 28” x 1 Mil Drawstring closure Great for trash, composting, or recycling TUV Certified home compostable BPI Certified industrial compostable  Plant-based trash bags made with Cornstarch, Polylactic Acid (PLA), and Polybutylene Adipate Terephthalate (PBAT) Ease of use Using Plastno's compostable trash bags is as straightforward as using traditional plastic bags. They fit perfectly in my standard 13-gallon trash can, and the process of filling, tying, and disposing of them was seamless. No special handling or adjustments were needed. Durability One of my primary concerns was whether these bags would be sturdy enough to handle regular household waste. I completed a weight test with 15-pound weights and a leak test with 8 cups of water. I was pleasantly surprised that they held up so well. There was no tearing or leaking, which was a major plus. Eco-friendliness Knowing that these bags are made from cornstarch, PLA, and PBAT – all plant-based materials – gave me peace of mind. While I did not test the compostability of these bags myself, the bags are TUV-Certified for home composting and BPI-Certified for industrial composting. This means they’ll quickly break down in both home composting piles and commercial facilities leaving no toxic residue behind. Plus, all packaging is plastic-free and recyclable. The plastic-free experience is something I deeply appreciate as a business that aims to provide safer plastic alternatives. Competitor product comparison After testing both HoldOn bags and Plastno compostable bags , I found that overall, Plastno offers better value. With eco-friendly materials and competitive pricing, Plastno compostable bags exceed expectations for sustainable waste management. But don't take my word for it, check out the differences below. Feature Plastno compostable trash bags HoldOn compostable trash bags Capacity 13-gallons 13-gallons Quantity per box 30 bags 40 bags Dimensions 24" x 28" x 1 mil 24" x 27" x .98 mil Material Made with plant-based materials like Cornstarch, Polylactic Acid (PLA), and Polybutylene Adipate Terephthalate (PBAT) Made with a combination of plant-based and compostable materials Certifications TUV - Certified home compostable & BPI - Certified industrial compostable BPI - Certified industrial compostable Price $18.00 for 30 bags $25.70 for 40 bags Cost per bag $0.60 $0.64 Closure Drawstring handles Drawstring handles Good for Trash, Composting, Recycling Trash, Composting, Recycling How to use Avoid tossing excess liquid into bags. Take out trash every 7-10 days Avoid tossing excess liquid into bags. Take out trash every 2-3 days Price comparison Plastno's compostable trash bags are priced at $18.00 for 30 13-gallon bags. This works out to about $0.60 per bag. In comparison, HoldOn's compostable trash bags cost $25.70 for a box of 40 bags, which breaks down to approximately $0.64 per bag. Traditional plastic trash bags can be significantly cheaper. For instance, a similar pack of 30 traditional 13-gallon plastic bags might cost around $10.00, or roughly $0.33 per bag. While both Plastno and HoldOn's bags are more expensive than traditional plastic bags, the additional cost is reflected in their use of certified compostable materials and sustainable packaging. By choosing either brand, you're investing in a product that helps reduce single-use plastic waste and supports a more sustainable future. Final thoughts Switching to Plastno's compostable trash bags has been a purchase I can feel good about. Not only do they function just as well as traditional plastic bags, but they also offer the added benefit of being compostable. Now there is a solution to throw out your waste without adding more plastic pollution. Knowing that I'm making a small but significant step towards reducing plastic waste makes the change even more worthwhile. If you're looking for environmentally friendly trash bags , I highly recommend giving Plastno's compostable trash bags a try. They’ve made a noticeable difference in my household, and I’m confident they will do the same for you. Save 15% using code "PLASTIC_DETOX_" at checkout – Shop here! Have you tried any compostable trash bags? Share your experiences in the comments below!

Written by Rebecca Stump The world loves plastic. It’s versatile, light, convenient, and cheap to produce– so it makes sense why it’s the world’s top choice for convenience in our modern-day lifestyles. But with all those benefits, come huge problems. Take a moment and think about your daily life. How often do you use the following plastic products: shopping bags, water bottles, cotton swab sticks, Ziploc bags, shampoo bottles, packs of gum, cutlery, coffee cup lids, six-pack rings, take-out containers, toys, balloons, food bottles (ketchup, mustard, mayo, yogurt), straws, bread bags, and packaging material? Every day? Multiple times a day? If you have used these products recently, don’t worry, you’re not alone. Let’s look at some statistics: Thirty-five million tons of plastic waste is produced each year Two million tons of plastic bottles are consumed worldwide every five minutes Sixty thousand plastic shopping bags are used every five seconds Around 50% of plastic waste we produce globally is single-use and thrown away almost immediately So, what's the problem with plastic? Out of those millions of tons of plastic, only 7% are recycled and only 1% of the plastic is considered bio-based, compostable, or biodegradable. That means that almost 90% of our plastic ends up burned, in landfills, or in our oceans. When plastic is disposed of this way, it threatens air quality, soil fertility, marine life, and human health. Let’s take a closer look: Danger to our land On land, plastic litters our streets and waterways causing blocked drains. These blockages lead to flooding, and the flooded areas become breeding grounds for water-born diseases and bacteria that cause diarrhea. When plastic collects, it releases a toxic liquid runoff called leachate, which can contaminate soil and groundwater making the water undrinkable. Plastic piles are also a breeding ground for flies, vermin, and mosquitoes which can transmit diseases like malaria. Because of a mismanaged removal of waste, these plastics find their way into our rivers and eventually into the ocean . Danger to marine life Around 18 billion pounds of plastic waste flows into the oceans every year– most coming from garbage traveling by land. Once in the ocean, the ocean currents carry that plastic thousands of miles to every part of the globe. Plastic has been found in all marine habitats as well as the most remote places on earth! Because of the way the currents flow, a large portion of the garbage ends up in six giant “garbage patches”. The largest one is double the size of Texas! Instead of decomposing, the plastic simply continues to break up into smaller and smaller pieces that are easily mistaken for food by sea creatures . When they eat the plastic, they can choke, rupture their gut, suffer intestinal blockage, stunted growth, and reproduction issues. We’ve all seen the turtle with the straw up its nose, or the fish stuck in the six-pack ring. Those pictures aren’t just for shock value. Over 100,000 marine animals die from plastic consumption each year. It’s not only wreaking havoc on marine life; scientists have now found a growing rate of microplastics in the seafood we consume. So, when we pollute the ocean, we are hurting not only marine life but also ourselves. Danger to our air Burning trash is a convenient way to get rid of large amounts of garbage quickly. Although convenient, when we burn trash, we pollute the air around us– the air we all need to use every day to stay alive. When trash is burned, it releases pollutants that increase the risk of diseases such as heart disease and cancer, respiratory ailments, skin and eye diseases, nausea and headaches, and damage to the reproductive and nervous systems. Not only is burning plastic harmful, but the actual creation of plastic is too. Plastic production is the cause of 40% of greenhouse gas emissions every year making it one of the leading causes of global warming . From creation to elimination, plastic is poisoning our air. Sounds bleak, right? Well, while it is true that plastic has been a detriment to our ecological systems, we have the power to change our behaviors to lessen the impact of plastic consumption. Even better news? Making the switch to plastic-free alternatives is easy! With just a few quick behavioral adjustments, we can all be living in a healthier world. 10 Ways you can reduce plastic waste: Here are ten actionable steps that you can take to reduce the widespread issue of plastic pollution. Recycle This is a great option. However, the sad reality is that plastic recycling is confusing and often products contain one or more pieces that can’t be recycled. Check the recycling number before you toss it. Related reading: Recycling: What No One Told You.   Shop in bulk or at package-free stores Even though buying in bulk still uses plastic, it will use much less than buying the smaller alternatives. Plastic-free stores are popping up in most major cities; make it a date adventure and go give it a try! Repurpose single-use plastic If you have those shampoo bottles, soap, or take-out containers, wash them, and fill them back up again. Buy used Shopping thrift stores are all the rage these days, and this is one time when bending to peer pressure is a good thing! Switch to solid cleaning bars Shampoo, conditioner, and soap bottles are so last year, switch to bars instead! Make some noise Tell companies and government officials that you want more plastic-free alternatives in stores. Use phone calls and your social media to make change instead of endless scrolling of adorable cat videos. Shop for plastic-free products There are plenty of options to help you ditch single-use plastic. Here are just a few: Cling wrap→ Reusable wax wraps Plastic bottles→ Reusable bottle   Frequent coffee shop customer? Bring a travel mug Straws and plastic cutlery→ Travel cutlery set Plastic bags→ Reusable shopping bags & cotton produce bags Plastic razor→ Reusable metal razor Sponges/scrubbers→ Instead use ones made from natural fibers   Plastic cotton swabs→   Bamboo Cotton Buds Tablets & sheets Toothpaste is now offered in tablets and laundry detergent comes in detergent sheets! I know, we’re as excited as you are! Washable cloth diapers I know you feel a little like you’re back in prairie times, but they had a good thing going with their reusable diapers. Shop locally When you shop locally, your products are less likely to be packaged in plastic for the journey– especially if you go to a local farmer’s market. If you must go to a grocery store, you could bring reusable produce bags if you’re feeling fancy! Finally, it is often helpful to join a community of like-minded individuals who care. Find out when your next community initiative is taking place to pick up trash, clean the beach, or increase awareness. Whether it is joining a clean-up, pressuring big companies to make the switch, or swapping out those plastic bottles for bars, the choices you make can have real, lasting, positive impacts on our planet. How to choose the right plastic alternatives Choose companies you can trust A great first step to finding out if a company is eco-friendly is to check product materials or a third-party seal. A third-party seal means that the company has been vetted by an organization committed to limiting the environmental impact of consumerism. Common examples: Green Seal, Certified B Corporation (B Corp), Energy Star, and Environmental Working Group (EWG) verified. Choose the right materials Try to find items that are made from natural, recycled, compostable, and/or clean (no toxic or potentially harmful chemicals) ingredients. If the company doesn’t advertise what the product is made from, you can bet it's plastic. Certified compostable plastic: Biodegradable Products Institute (BPI), TÜV Austria, ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials), and Compost Manufacturing Alliance (CMA). Related reading: What are compostable plastics? Find products with longevity If a product can be reused or will last a long time, it will have a lower environmental impact. If it can be recycled or composted after use, that is even better! Find producers who package sustainably Look for recyclable or compostable packaging. The less packaging overall, the better for the planet. Don’t be fooled by the color green (aka greenwashing ) Just because a company says they are eco-friendly doesn’t mean they are telling the truth. Make sure to look at the ingredients and materials. Check for that third-party certification. What impact you can make In one year, you could cut back on plastic pollution by: o 156 plastic bottles o 307 plastic bags o 4+ plastic toothbrushes o 100 pounds of plastic waste Every small choice you make creates a huge difference in the world. So, why not start today ? Do it for the animals. Do it for future generations. Do it for you. Need help getting started? Head to the Plastic Detox Shop for plastic alternatives to get you started on your plastic-free journey.

Written by Lauren Rice Composting is nature's way of recycling organic waste, such as food scraps, yard trimmings, and paper products, into nutrient-rich soil. Here’s how it works: these materials are piled together and left to decompose with the help of microorganisms like bacteria and fungi. This breakdown results in the creation of compost, a nutrient-rich substance perfect for use anywhere in your yard that will help your plants thrive.  Whether you're a seasoned composter or a beginner eager to try composting, this guide is packed with fantastic tips just for you! Is composting good for the environment? The importance of composting for the environment cannot be overstated. According to the USDA and EPA, approximately 30-40% of all food available in the United States is lost or wasted [ 1 ]. Composting is an effective way to divert waste from overflowing landfills, but it also reduces greenhouse gas emissions and helps conserve water by improving soil quality and structure. As outlined by Project Drawdown , composting ranks among the top three solutions for mitigating carbon emissions in our atmosphere [ 2 ]. Composting is a powerful tool for a more sustainable way of living, so we are excited to share our experiences with you. 5 Composting methods to try 1. Traditional backyard composting Traditional backyard composting is a straightforward and widely practiced method for recycling organic waste right in your backyard. This can be done by creating a compost pile or using a compost bin. After choosing your preferred method you can begin collecting your scraps. We recommend a countertop bin to collect kitchen scraps. You 'll need to maintain a balance of roughly 50% green materials and 50% brown materials. Green materials (aka nitrogen), are items such as fruit and vegetable scraps, and brown materials (aka carbon) are things like leaves or cardboard. This balance provides the necessary nutrients for decomposition. Regularly turning the compost pile or bin helps aerate the mixture, speeding up the decomposition process and preventing unpleasant odors. Quick Troubleshooting: Bad oder? Add more browns. Too dry? Add more greens. Too wet? Turn your compost to allow for aeration. With just a bit of effort getting started and the right mix of materials, you can turn your kitchen and yard waste into compost. 2. Vermicomposting (worm composting) Worm composting, also known as vermicomposting, is an excellent method for turning organic waste into nutrient-rich compost using worms, particularly red wiggler worms. Perfect for small spaces and indoor composting setups, worm composting is easy to set up and maintain. You can either buy one or make your own. To get started, you'll need a multi-tiered container with air holes, bedding material like shredded newspaper or cardboard, and, of course, some hungry worms. Add your organic waste to the bin, and let the worms do their magic. They'll break down the materials into nutrient-rich compost, which you can then use to fertilize your plants. Give it a try and watch your garden thrive with healthy, worm-crafted compost. 3. Trench composting Trench composting is a low-cost, low-effort method for enriching your soil without the need for a large compost bin. This simple, yet effective, technique involves burying kitchen scraps directly in a trench dug in your garden. To get started, dig a trench about 12-18 inches deep in your garden bed. Then, layer your kitchen scraps, such as fruit and vegetable peelings, directly into the trench. Cover the scraps with soil and water thoroughly. Over time, the buried organic matter will decompose, enriching the soil with valuable nutrients. Trench composting is an efficient way to recycle kitchen waste without the need for a large compost bin. 4. Electric kitchen composting bins Electric composting bins offer a convenient solution for creating compost quickly and are great for small living spaces. While this option isn't the most sustainable of our methods, electric composters are designed for those who want to reduce food waste but don't have the space to compost outdoors or feel intimidated by traditional composting. With electric composting bins simply add your organic waste to the bin, press start, and let it work its magic. Many indoor composters are designed to be odor-free and compact, making them perfect for indoor use. Fun fact: this is the method I first tried before moving on to an outdoor composting method. With an electric kitchen compost bin, you can reduce food waste, all from the comfort of your home. 5. Curbside composting service If do-it-yourself composting isn’t for you, don’t worry, we have you covered. Most cities offer food scrap curbside collection services as a convenient way to recycle organic waste right from your doorstep. In 2018, according to USDA and EPA data, the residential sector produced a staggering 25 million tons of food waste. Shockingly, 66% of this waste ended up in landfills, while a mere 3% was composted [ 1 ]. Let’s change that. This hassle-free service allows you to dispose of food scraps like fruit and vegetable peelings, coffee grounds, and eggshells without worrying about them ending up in landfills. Simply separate your food scraps into a designated bin provided by your local compost company, and they'll take care of the rest. These services are a great way to reduce waste and contribute to the production of nutrient-rich compost for you and your local community. If you are local to Colorado, we recommend Castle Rock Composting . By participating in a food scrap curbside collection service, you're taking a simple yet impactful step towards a more sustainable future. Ingredients to include in your compost Creating nutrient-rich compost starts with understanding the balance between green and brown materials. Green materials provide nitrogen, while brown materials offer carbon; both are essential in creating balance in your compost. The goal is to have about 50% green materials (aka nitrogen) and 50% brown materials (aka carbon). Green materials to include (50%): Fruit and vegetable scraps Plant trimmings Grass clippings Manure Coffee grounds Seaweed Eggshells Brown materials to include (50%): Corrugated cardboard Corn stalks Twigs Sawdust Paper Brown fall leaves Wood chips 100% Cotton Fabric Mixing these ingredients properly creates the ideal environment for microorganisms to break down the organic matter into compost. Achieving the right balance of these components is key to successful composting. It’s also what keeps unwanted odors and pests out of your compost. Remember, diversity is key—mixing different types of waste ensures a balanced diet for your compost pile. Beginner dos and don'ts of composting Let's talk about what not to put in your compost. Avoid adding meat, dairy, and oily foods, as they can attract pests and create unpleasant odors. Also, steer clear of pet waste, which can introduce harmful bacteria to your compost. For a full list of items to steer clear of check out, what to avoid adding to a backyard compost pile  [ 3 ]. Now, onto the do's. Keep your compost pile healthy by turning your compost pile or bin every 3-4 days to aerate the materials and speed up decomposition. You want your compost to be moist, similar to a wrung-out rag, this will help keep those microorganisms happy and active.  Signs that your compost is ready to use Finished compost should have a dark, crumbly texture that resembles rich soil. It should no longer resemble the original materials you put into the pile. Ready-to-use compost should have an earthy, pleasant smell, similar to freshly turned soil. If your compost has a strong, unpleasant odor, it may need more time to decompose fully. As organic materials decompose, they generate heat. A compost pile that has finished decomposing will no longer feel warm to the touch. Depending on factors such as the size of the pile, the mix of materials, and environmental conditions, composting can take anywhere from 4 weeks to 12 months.  By observing these signs, you can determine when your compost is ready to be used as a nutrient-rich soil amendment in your garden beds or containers, providing your plants with the nourishment they need to thrive. As we conclude, it's evident that this simple yet powerful practice of composting holds immense value by diverting organic waste from landfills and harnessing its potential to enrich our soil. Whether you're just starting to compost or looking to enhance your existing skills, the key lies in understanding the basics. Remember, composting is a journey, not a destination, so don't be afraid to experiment and learn along the way. Stay connected with us for more tips, guides, and inspiration by subscribing to our blog page. Together, let's continue nurturing our planet and reaping the rewards of a greener, more vibrant world. Happy composting! References: [1] U.S. Department of Agriculture and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (2018). Don’t Waste Uneaten Food! Retrieved from: https://www.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/usda-food-waste-infographic.pdf [2] Project Drawdown (n.d.) Table of Solutions. Retrieved from: https://drawdown.org/solutions/table-of-solutions [3] U.S. EPA (Dec. 2023). Composting at Home. Retrieved from: https://www.epa.gov/recycle/composting-home#ingred

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