Designer Liners "Dress the Mess" and biodegradable review/giveaway 9/20–CLOSED

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Designer Liners are a stylish way to dress your trash cans. Make your trash can blend into your decor with 12 different patterns available. Perhaps the best part is that all Designer Liners are biodegradable.

All Designer Liners are completely biodegradable and will break down in anywhere from 9 months to 5 yrs. They are also recyclable. They don’t require any special handling, and don’t need specific things to help them breakdown. They’ll break down wherever they’re thrown out.

I received the Designer Liners in the Blue Toile color.  I used it for my desk trash can.  It was a little big for my smaller trash can but it folded over nicely and showed off more of the design.

Being that they were biodegradable, I really expected that they would be a flimsier bag that wouldn’t be able to hold a great deal.  I was wrong.  It held a lot.  My trash can was overflowing when I pulled it out and it held nicely.

The Designer Liners come in 12 different designs  and each one has different sizes.

Pink, Orange, and Navy Polka Dots are a 5-6 gallon size
Blue Leeopard and Black Leopard are a 7 gallon size
Red Gingham and Gold Gingham are 7 gallon size
Red Toile and Blue Toile are 7-10 gallon size
Black Tattersol is 7-10 gallon size.

There are 2 other patterns only available on eBay and Amazon: Green Gingham and Brown Leopard in the 7 gallon size.

You can purchase Designer Liners on designerliners.com, ebay, amazon, and Alice.com.  They are available in 12 packs at $9.95 per pack.  Bulk packs of 100 are also available on eBay and Amazon.

A bit pricey for trash bags but they are unique in that they add to your decor and the fact that they are more environmentally friendly .

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Author: Angie

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