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Seventh Generation

*Est. $4 for box of 20 13-gallon bags

Seventh Generation

Trash bags made of recycled plastic

pros
  • Made of recycled plastic
  • Reasonably strong
cons
  • Tend to break when overloaded
 
 
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Average Customer Review

(19 customer reviews)

for $56.54

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wimpy, October 25, 2009
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.
Great idea but not functional, July 31, 2009
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.
Earth friendly Kitchen Trash Bags, May 2, 2009
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!
7th Generation tall kitchen bags, December 3, 2008
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.
ecoperson, November 29, 2008
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.
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Our Sources

1. Real Simple

Real Simple editors test a variety of bags by filling them with trash and pointy-edged boxes, dragging them over smooth concrete and jagged rocks and dropping them on the pavement. Seventh Generation and The Home Depot trash bags are both praised for their recycled plastic composition.

Review: The Most Durable Trash Bags, Editors of Real Simple, Dec. 2004

2. Amazon.com

About 20 reviews can be found at Amazon.com for various sizes of Seventh Generation trash bags. Most users say Seventh Generation bags are fine for light duty such as kitchen waste, but warn that consumers shouldn't overload them.

Review: Seventh Generation Trash Bags, Customer Reviews, Contributors to Amazon.com

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