GREEN MAKER Compost Bin Liners 6L, 150 bags

Choosing compost bin liners is an easy way to reduce waste and keep kitchen bins tidy, without relying on conventional plastic liners. These GREEN MAKER Environmental Protection compost bin liners come in a 6 L size and are made from corn starch, with no plastic included. They are designed for everyday indoor use, whether you are managing kitchen waste, small bathroom bins, or household recycling support. 🌿

If you compost regularly, having liners that are certified can matter. These bags are tested to EN13432 standards, so you can handle food scraps with confidence based on the stated certification. They are also supplied as 150 bags per roll, with practical storage and quick replacement in mind.

Key features

The core benefit of these liners is that they are described as 100% eco compostable, made from corn starch rather than plastic. When placed into a standard compost pile, the bags are stated to break down over several months into humus, CO2 and water. That makes them a straightforward choice for homes aiming to keep their compost routine consistent. 🌱

Each bag is sized for a 6 L compost bin liner use, with dimensions of 35 cm by 36 cm, which suits small kitchen or household collection points. You get 150 bags per roll, so you can keep a steady supply without frequent reorders. The roll also includes a convenient dispenser made from 100% recyclable packaging, which helps with organisation around the kitchen or utility area.

These liners are positioned for everyday indoor use, covering common spaces such as kitchens, bathrooms, living rooms, home offices, bedrooms and garages. For practical handling, the pack advises using liners where they will be kept away from heat and stored in a cool, dry place. When you are replacing a liner, the idea is to keep the bin area clean and make waste disposal more predictable.

Tech specs

• Name: GREEN MAKER Environmental Protection 6L compost bin liners roll
• Type: Compost bin liner bags
• Capacity: 6 L
• Dimensions: 35 cm x 36 cm
• Number of bags: 150 bags per roll
• Material: Corn starch based, no plastic stated
• Certification standard: EN13432

Pros

It makes sense if you want a compostable liner that aligns with the EN13432 certification standard, rather than relying on unverified claims. The material is described as corn starch and explicitly stated as without plastic, which can feel more compatible with a compost-first routine. For day to day kitchen management, the dispenser style packaging also helps you grab a new liner quickly and keep the roll stored neatly.

You will likely appreciate the coverage for typical indoor use, from kitchen caddies to bathroom bins and even a garage where household waste is collected before transfer. It’s not just about what the bag is made from, it’s also about how you manage the roll between uses. When the bag runs out, the pack guidance is to replace immediately, helping you avoid gaps in liner availability.

There is a practical limit to keep in mind, you will want to keep the liners away from heat and store them in a cool, dry place. Also, if you are placing food scraps in the liner, the guidance advises cooling leftovers before disposal. For wet waste, you are encouraged to drain as much water as possible before putting it into the bag, which can help with easier handling.

Who it’s for

It’s a good fit if you run a standard compost pile and want bin liners that are stated as compostable and EN13432 certified. You may also find it suits you if you want a simple, repeatable system for small indoor bins where neat storage and easy replacement matter. It could be a practical option for households managing kitchen waste daily and needing consistent liner sizes.

It may not suit you if your composting setup does not follow the standard compost pile approach described in the product guidance. If your routine relies on other waste routes, you may prefer a different liner type that matches your local collection and disposal process. For best results, follow the storage and handling instructions, particularly around keeping liners away from heat and cooling waste before use.