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The All-Green 10L Paper Compostable Food Waste Caddy Liners are designed for eco-conscious households looking for a reliable, plastic-free solution to manage food scraps. These liners offer the key benefit of being fully biodegradable and wet-strengthened, making them easy to carry to the compost bin without tearing; however, they require careful handling with excessively liquid-heavy waste compared to plastic alternatives.
| Colour | Brown |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1497836 |
| Brand | All-Green |
Yes, these liners are made from paper and are 100% compostable and biodegradable.
Yes, they are certified for home composting and will break down quickly and harmlessly.
Most local authorities accept these liners as they are certified to EN13432 standards, but it is always best to check your local council website.
This specific pack contains 50 individual paper liners.
It is recommended to let food waste cool down before placing it in the bag, as heat and steam can weaken the paper material.
They are designed to hold the standard weight of a 10-litre caddy filled with household food waste.
Ensure you are using a ventilated caddy to reduce condensation and avoid putting excessively wet food waste directly into the bag without absorbent material at the bottom.
These liners are designed for 7-10 litre bins; if your bin is larger, ensure the bag is placed centrally and not stretched excessively across the brim.
To set up your liner, simply fold the top edges over the rim of your 7 to 10-litre caddy to secure the bag in place. These bags are compatible with most council-mandated food waste schemes. For best care, store unused liners in a cool, dry place to maintain their structural integrity. Avoid storing them in areas with high humidity, as the biodegradable properties can begin to activate if the paper becomes damp during storage.
