Compostable Paper Bag for Organic Waste – 8 Litres
A kitchen compost caddy is a convenient way to temporarily collect fruit and vegetable scraps, coffee grounds and other organic kitchen waste. Discover all the benefits of the PRACTO Home kitchen composter, the perfect solution for an eco-friendly kitchen!
But how do you keep your caddy clean?
With the PRACTO Home compostable paper bag, you can easily collect your organic waste without using a plastic bag. Sorting becomes simple again: collect your waste, close the bag and then place it in the organic waste bin together with its permitted contents.
What Should Not Go in the Organic Waste Bin?
Not all organic waste belongs in the organic waste bin. Some products can interfere with the processing process or belong in another waste stream.
- Liquids such as coffee, milk or soup
- Sauces, fats and oils: dishes containing only a small amount of sauce may be allowed in the organic waste
- Tea bags and coffee pods
- Disposable nappies and other sanitary waste
- Shells from mussels and oysters, for example
- Bones, animal slaughter waste and dead animals
- Manure from large pets
- Cat litter and birdcage sand
- Dust from vacuum cleaners
- Charcoal and ash
- Soil, sand or cork
- Treated wood, large pruning waste and thick branches
- Plastic - Glass - Metal
What Can Go in the Organic Waste Bin?
Organic waste includes vegetable, fruit and garden waste. It consists of organic materials that can be biologically processed. The following types of waste can be sorted as organic waste:
- Fruit, vegetable and potato peelings and scraps
- Animal and plant-based kitchen waste and food scraps
- Meat and fish scraps, and shellfish remains, except mussel and oyster shells
- Solid dairy products, such as cheese scraps
- Eggs and eggshells
- Bread scraps
- Nuts, stones and seeds
- Tea leaves, coffee grounds and paper coffee filters
- Fine garden and pruning waste, including grass
- Indoor and garden plants
- Wood shavings and sawdust from untreated wood
- Manure from small pets, such as guinea pigs and rabbits
- Kitchen paper
- Compostable Paper Bags (No Plastic!)
Please note: Exact sorting rules may vary locally. If in doubt, check the sorting guide provided by your local authority or waste management organisation.
Why Use a Compostable Paper Bag?
A compostable and biodegradable bag keeps waste collection clean and practical. Discover all the details of the PRACTO Home compostable paper bag.
The benefits at a glance:
- Ideal for your kitchen compost bin, thanks to its convenient size
- Compostable and biodegradable – an alternative to plastic bags
- Strong and reliable – the bag helps protect against leaks and tears
- Hygienic and Clean – kitchen waste stays contained without making your compost caddy dirty
- Easy to Use – once full, the bag can simply be placed in the organic waste bin
Why Not Use a Plastic Bag?
Plastic does not belong in organic waste. That is why you should use the PRACTO Home compostable paper bag to collect organic waste. This helps prevent plastic from entering the organic waste stream.
How Do You Use a Compostable Paper Bag?
1. Place the Bag in Your Kitchen Compost Caddy to Keep Your Caddy Cleaner
This paper bag is perfectly suited to the PRACTO Home kitchen compost bin
2. Collect Your Organic Waste
Only put waste in the bag that is permitted according to the local organic waste sorting rules
3. Take the Full Paper Bag to the Organic Waste Bin
The PRACTO Home compostable paper bag can be disposed of together with organic waste for collection.
Smart sorting starts in the kitchen. A compostable paper bag makes managing organic waste practical and hygienic: no leaks, no mess in your caddy.
Turn a household chore into an easy habit: smart sorting, easy composting.