Review on Van Ness Drawstring Valu Pak Liners by Devon Holmes

With a 13 year old indoor cat, a small box is quite an important item in my home, especially as my cat is a bit arrogant and prefers to just urinate in a small lake. on the floor if his linens don't meet his standards of cleanliness. This means that the filler has to be changed very often. We've had some issues with toilet fillers because they're either very expensive for just a few bags, or very cheap with no laces, which is basically what's needed. double layer and elastic straps to close them snugly enough to toss in the bin. For a tiny trash bag that's full of cat poop and thrown away quickly every week, there's no point in paying a lot for these bags. I could also buy regular garbage bags! But I stumbled across them while browsing Revain and they seem like a very good deal at the moment! At the time of my purchase, the box was about $6 through the add-on program. So far the bags have not leaked, torn or anything like that. They open easily, hold dirt and debris, lace up and make it easy for me to get all that mess in the bin and get the job done in record time. I don't need a lot of frills when it comes to these things; As long as the product is easy to use, helps me do chores successfully, and is a good purchase (number of packs versus total price per box), I'm happy! :) I just hope they stay profitable. My latest brand of litter box went from $3 a box to $15 which was very unfortunate. They're just flat, wide garbage bags. I don't understand why they are so expensive, especially when there are households that can handle them faster than some.