This Eco Brand Is Giving Away Free Trash Bags For Life. Here’s The Catch
“I didn’t have to change a thing about how I pack lunches — I just stopped buying
plastic.” — Nicholas G.
Plus: why this brand is giving quiz-takers free trash bags for life** (details below).
Your Kitchen Drawer Has A Plastic Problem
Look in almost any American kitchen and you’ll find a box of plastic zip bags. We use them for everything: snacks, leftovers, freezing meals for the week.
Then we use them once and throw them away.
Those bags can sit in landfills for up to a thousand years.1 And experts say about 40% of plastic comes from “single-use” items like these, used once and tossed.2
Here’s the good news: this is one of the easiest plastic habits to break.
Plastic zip bags aren’t just littering beaches; they’re killing marine life on a massive scale.
So, where is all this plastic coming from?
Experts say a whopping 40% comes from household items made of “single-use” plastic: products that are only used once, then thrown away.2
Why Not Just Use Glass, Paper Or Silicone?
Most “alternatives” trade one problem for another:
What if you could keep the exact same zip-bag routine, just without the petroleum plastic?
Meet Cleanomic Zip Bags: Plant-Based, Freezer-Safe, And Built To Replace Plastic

Commercially compostable*
Snack, Sandwich, Quart, & Gallon
Extra-Strength Design
BPA-Free, Plant-Based Material
Cleanomic Compostable* Zip Bags work just like the plastic ones in your drawer. Same sizes. Same zipper. Same freezer-to-lunchbox routine.
The difference is what they’re made of: plant-based, BPA-free material that’s BPI-certified to break down in commercial compost facilities* instead of sitting in a landfill for centuries.
100,000+ households have already made the switch, and Cleanomic has sold out of its zip bags 3 times in its first year.
What If I Don’t Like Them? Can I Get a Refund?
If you’re not convinced that Cleanomic’s Zip Bags work just as well (or better) than
traditional plastic bags, don’t worry. Every Cleanomic order is backed by a 30-Day Satisfaction
Guarantee.
If you are not satisfied for any reason, simply contact their customer support team
via Quick Chat within 30 days of purchase. One of their dedicated agents will handle your return. (A
small processing fee and return shipping apply.)
How Do Plant-Based Zip Bags Actually Work?
Cleanomic makes its zip bags from food-grade, plant-starch-based material instead of petroleum plastic.
In a commercial compost facility*, they break down in under 180 days, turning into compost instead of sitting in a landfill for centuries.
“Can I compost them in my backyard?” Honest answer: backyard piles usually don’t get hot enough. They’re certified for commercial composting, so check whether your city offers curbside compost pickup (many do). Either way, you’re swapping petroleum plastic for a plant-based bag.
Since they’re made of plant-based materials, Cleanomic’s Zip Bags can
fully
break down in the soil in a matter of months!!
And instead of leaving behind toxic chemicals like common plastics do, the food-grade materials
can break down into nutrient-rich fertilizer that replenishes the soil.
“But Are They As Strong As Plastic?”
That’s the #1 question people ask. Cleanomic uses an extra-strength design with a leak-proof zipper, so soups, marinades and meal prep stay put.
These food-grade zipper bags are also totally safe in the freezer. So whether
you’re prepping
meals, freezing meats or soups, or just packing a lunch… Cleanomic Zip Bags have you
covered.
Here’s What Customers Are Saying:
Don’t take it from us:
How Do Cleanomic Zip Bags Compare To Regular Plastic Zip Bags?
Cleanomic
Traditional Zip Bags
BPI-certified commercially compostable*
Sits in landfills or pollutes the oceans
Breaks down in under 180 days (commercial compost)*
Takes up to 1,000 years to decompose
Plant-based material | Petroleum-based plastic
Made of common plastic (toxic chemicals)
Leak-proof design
Leaks may occur
Delivered to your door + free trash bags for life**
Another trip to the store
The Deal: Everything Your Kitchen Needs For 90 Days + Free Trash Bags For Life**
You might be skeptical… Do these really work just as well as traditional ones? To ease your doubts, Cleanomic is offering quiz-takers an exclusive deal: FREE Compostable Trash Bags FOR LIFE** with your subscription!
The Household Essentials pack includes a 90-day supply of:
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Zip Snack Bags
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Zip Sandwich Bags
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Quart Zip Bags
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Gallon Zip Bags
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Reusable Kitchen Cloths (replace paper towels)
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13-Gal Trash Bags (FREE for life**)
Cleanomic delivers the whole package to your doorstep for free when it’s time for refills. No more store runs, and no more paying for kitchen trash bags.
How Much Does It Cost?
Cleanomic’s Household Essentials pack is regularly priced at $130.88. But quiz-takers unlock the 90-day supply for around $1 per day, including FREE trash bags for life** and free shipping.
That means you’ll be covered for trash bags, zip bags, and kitchen cleanup for three months, all for under $100.
And if you’re going to be using trash bags for the rest of your life anyway, why not get them for FREE?
✓ Find My Bundle + Claim FREE Trash Bags For Life** ⋙How To Try Cleanomic Zip Bags Today
Cleanomic Zip Bags aren’t sold in stores. This offer is only available through the short quiz
on this page.
- Step 1: Take the 30-second quiz to find the right bundle
for your
household.
- Step 2: Claim your 90-day supply for around $1/day +
free trash
bags for
life**.
- Step 3: Use them exactly like your old zip bags. Same
routine,
way less
plastic.
Cleanomic
wants to nudge you off the fence by offering FREE Trash Bags FOR LIFE**.
Take the 30-second quiz to claim
your free trash bags ⋙
INTERNET ONLY OFFER
INTERNET ONLY OFFER
This quiz-only deal is in high demand and stock keeps selling out.
✓ Find My Bundle + Claim My Free Trash Bags* Compostable in commercial composting facilities only, which may not exist in your
area. Check with your local municipality for availability.* Compostable in commercial composting
facilities only, which may not exist in your area. Check with your local municipality for
availability.
** Free for life of membership.
1. Lapidos J. Do plastic bags really take 500 years to break down in a landfill? Slate Magazine. https://slate.com/news-and-politics/2007/06/ do-plastic-bags-really-take-500 -years-to-break-down-in-a-landfill.html. Published 2007.
2. Sidder A. The Green, Brown, and Beautiful Story of Compost. National Geographic. https://www.nationalgeographic.com/culture/article/ compost--a-history-in-green-and-brown. Published 2016.