"Because I'm waiting for it to rot away." I answer him with the bare facts."Will it?"
Now that is the big question, will it? I don't know. It's supposed to, after being exposed to the elements for a while. So far, it's been a week. I have it weighed down with potting soil on the inside, and the bag itself is located in the sunniest part of our yard. I know that, because that is where all of our grass has died.
So we'll see how the compostable bag does. If it does perform as promised, we might never eat any chips except SUN CHIPS in the compostable bag ever again.
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5 comments:
I will be interested in your findings on the Sun Chip bag too.
Oh, I am SO interested to see how this experiment goes...may have to do it myself even, I am such a visual person, LOL!!!!
It will eventually disintegrate, but it the bag says 'compost-able' that just means it will break down in compost fairly quickly. You're just doing it the slow way.
It will disintegrate, but 'compost'able' on the bag means that if you actually put it into a compost bin it will break down like regular paper. You're just doing it the slow way.
The back of the bag, the part tht is contact with the ground all the time, is starting to turn black. Who'd thought that the constant heat of the sun, and the drenching rain would have almost no effect, but shade and the ground would?
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