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<p>Yes! Use HoldOn bags just like you would a normal garbage bag: fill, tie, and toss. Once in a dump or landfill, it will break down into nontoxic elements - not microplastic residue and toxic debris.</p></div>

Can I use HoldOn bags for trash?

<p>You can, but you don't need to. HoldOn bags are designed to reduce plastic waste, no matter how you take out your trash. If you want to compost your HoldOn bags, you can compost them commercially using a compost service, or compost at home. HoldOn bags will break down cleanly in a matter of weeks.</p></div>

Do I need to compost HoldOn bags?

<p>In short: it depends!&nbsp;</p><p>Many recycling programs require items to be picked up from special bins loose, meaning a HoldOn bag full of recyclables would not be accepted.&nbsp;</p><p>If your program allows recyclable waste to be placed in trash bags, a HoldOn trash bag would be a more sustainable alternative to plastic trash bags.&nbsp;</p><p>We recommend following your recycling program instructions to ensure that your items are approved and recycled properly. If you are currently using plastic bags for trash, HoldOn compostable bags will be a positive step in the right direction, as they break down into nontoxic, plant-based elements, without producing microplastics or greenhouse gases.</p></div>

Can HoldOn bags be used for recycling?

<p>HoldOn bags are TUV Certified Home Compostable and BPI Certified Industrially Compostable. That means you can compost at home or use a commercial or industrial service. <a href="https://holdonbags.com/pages/materials" title="https://holdonbags.com/pages/materials"><u>Learn more about how to compost HoldOn Bags. </u></a></p></div>

Can I compost HoldOn bags at home? What about a commercial/industrial pick up service?

<p>Our kitchen and storage bags are carefully crafted to be home compostable. Once you’re finished using your bag, remove any inorganic elements. To compost more efficiently, trim off the zip-seal top, then throw both sections into the compost. Your bags will break down in a matter of weeks and become integrated with your rich, fertile compost matter. <a href="https://holdonbags.com/pages/materials" title="https://holdonbags.com/pages/materials">Learn more about how to compost HoldOn storage bags.</a></p></div>

How do I compost HoldOn storage bags?

<p>If your bag contains organic material that is compostable (produce, grains, or anything else derived from the earth), then yes! Do not throw your zip bag in the compost if it contains plastic or other inorganic material as it won't break down, or animal products (meat, dairy, eggs,) as they will attract pests to your compost. If you're unsure, check out our <a href="https://holdonbags.com/pages/materials" title="https://holdonbags.com/pages/materials">composting guide</a> to learn more about what can be composted.</p></div>

Can I throw my zip bags in the compost if they contain food?

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HoldOn was born from the idea that there must be a better way to go about our daily chores. Trash bags and storage bags are irreplaceable staples, but do they need to be 100% plastic? 100% no. That's why we created HoldOn: plant-based, nontoxic, home compostable bags that are just as strong and durable as traditional plastic bags, so you don't have to sacrifice convenience to care about the planet.

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