120 Count Compostable Poo Bags Dogs 9x13 EN13432 Certified Thick & Leak-Proof 8 Unscented Dog Poop Bags Rolls

Not for a dog but cats. I have a Litter Champ and I am afraid I was using the best Brabantia small liners which was fine for me but not really for the environment so I'd thought I'd better change to something more green.There is a little sticker holding the bags together in the roll, which unpicking made a hole in the bag, but at the top. Unfortunately by the time I needed to use it, kitty had made an even larger hole and at the same time poked out the roll from where it was hidden and unravelled them all over the floor.I'm using dual cat litter, my normal on three quarters of the litter and clumping in the 'pee corner', so this works very well for me. I was worried that I wouldn't get the bag to hold wide enough but it is okay and I fill it holding in the litter tray and since only one kitty is still staying all the time one bag a day is more than sufficient.I feel so much better now, not as pretty as Brabantia bags but a lot greener.

I like these bags, they are compostable and good quality. A couple of very minor complaints ... the sticky labels sealing each roll and overly sticky and can tear a bag slightly when you are taking it off plus the bags don't have ears/handles so can be a bit awkward to tie. The answer to this is just don't fill them as full. The bags work well, they don't seem to leak or fall apart too easily and are perfect for what I need.

Brilliant poo bags! (not a sentence I thought I would say) No ripping at all, plenty thick enough. They cover up over the wrist so no chance of skin to poop contact 😬Honestly, these are seemingly expensive for poo bags, but absolutely worth it when you know you're doing everything you can for the environment whilst keeping public spaces clean.I've also noticed I can't smell the poo when the bags tied, unlike plastic brands previously used.If you're looking for a green alternative to what you're currently using, you've found it.

These are great. The film is satiny soft and have a nice feel. They have a good weight, they tear off easily and very rarely do they malfunction. Cannot recommend them highly enough. I like the green colour too and i love that they're made from cornstarch. They fit in a bag holder i already had so definitely a winner. Just ordered my third box. The brand i used to use were a recycled black plastic which i used to detest, they often ripped and were unpleasant to touch. These do cost quite a bit more than some, but well worth the extra bit for the peace of mind.

Several bags on the rolls used so far have been ripped. They are either split along the side fold or the are insufficiently perforated along the bottom a rip when you are trying to separate one bag.I search hard to find the fully compostable poo bags. To find three or four bags because they are not fit for purpose is simply a waste of the worlds resources! The need for an intact poo bag is critical, my experience with these has been too poor for a repeat purchase.

Just got through my first few hundred of these and made a 2nd order.Bags are a decent size, fairly strong and easy (after the first bag) to tear off the roll.The biodegradable bags you see everywhere that break down into micro plastics need to be renamed as they are incredibly misleading. These are the bags you actually want. Totally trusting the sellers claims r.e their being compostable but assuming they are, the bags themselves are good.

I want to start off by saying these bags are great. The pros:1) They are completely eco friendly being made from cornstarch, which is home compostable, unlike oxo-(bio)degradable bags which break down into microplastics.2) The bags are large and strong and I've never had 1 rip.3) The perforation between each bag is nice, with a gap just large enough you can put a finger through - this stops you from unraveling two or three bags if it's in a dispenser.4) Each bag has an arrow indicating which way to open - great if it's dark.The cons:1) Plastic on the packaging for the 240 bag version. I'm going to assume the reason people are buying this product (like myself) is to reduce the amount of plastic they are buying/using, so why has a section of the cardboard packaging been cut away and replaced with a plastic window? If you want to show off the bags through the packaging, make the window a bit smaller so the plastic isn't needed. For me, this defeats the point of buying compostable bags, if it's sent out with plastic on the packaging.2) Sometimes the bags can be a bit difficult to open - I find licking your fingers solves this issue so isn't a big issue for me.

This product is an essential buy so minimise the use of plastics and is compostable which is required to protect the planet. Fantastic product