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Full Circle 100% biodegradable Trash Bags

This sort of fascinates me (I realize, that I'm easily entertained): These Trash Bags are made out of 80% recycled materials and not only the bags, but also the packaging are (ready for this?) 100% biodegradable! I love finds like this. The thing about this particular find is, it really isn't one. They are being sold right next to the other Trash Bags (at least at Meijer, for those of you in Michigan) and don't really cost more per bag. Now, why can't everything in Life be this easy???

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