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FAQ’s

What are biodegradable garbage bags?  

Biodegradable garbage bags are designed to break down naturally over time when exposed to environmental conditions, unlike traditional plastic bags that persist in the environment. 

How do biodegradable garbage bags work?  

Biodegradable garbage bags work by utilizing materials that can decompose into natural elements like water, carbon dioxide, and biomass through natural microbial activity.

What materials are used in biodegradable garbage bags?  

Materials used in biodegradable garbage bags often include plant-based polymers such as cornstarch or polylactic acid (PLA), which are renewable and decompose more readily than traditional plastics.

What is the difference between biodegradable and compostable garbage bags?  

Biodegradable garbage bags break down naturally over time, while compostable garbage bags specifically degrade into compost under controlled conditions, providing nutrients for soil.

What are the benefits of using biodegradable garbage bags?  

Benefits include reducing plastic waste, lessening environmental impact, supporting sustainability efforts, and potentially producing less harmful residue when breaking down. 

Can biodegradable garbage bags be used for all types of waste?  

Yes, biodegradable garbage bags can typically be used for various types of waste, including food scraps, paper, and other non-hazardous materials, depending on the specific product’s guidelines.