🐶 My AlphaPet Large Dog Poop Bags: Earth-Friendly, Leak-Proof Refill Rolls, ASTM D6400 Rated Review

These bags have two drawbacks that keep them from getting 5 stars. First, there is a sticker on each roll to prevent the packages from unfolding. I have used multiple rolls and every time I tried to remove the sticker I made a small hole in the bag rendering the bag useless as a dog. The second problem is the seam at the bottom. More than half of the bags have a protective cover, so they cannot be opened to their full size. This can make it difficult to pick up items and limit the space…

First of all, I love that these My AlphaPet bags are made from 100% biodegradable cornstarch. They feel like plastic, but they are not plastic. They are much better for the environment than plastic bags (like those used in most grocery stores). Second, I like the thickness of the pockets. You are strong; they don't break or splinter. They are thicker than those sold in grocery stores. Third, I love the size of each bag: 9 inches wide and 13 inches long; not too big, not too small. Fourth, I…

This is the second time I've used My AlphaPet dog waste bags. Overall I'm very happy with them and would buy them again, but there are a few things buyers should be aware of. 1) These bags are bulky. I have a regular plastic dispenser. Pockets barely fit. A few times I had to remove a few bags from the roll before the bags were placed in the dispenser. 2) They are difficult to separate. The good thing is that the sachets are so strong that if you break the bottom of the sachet right where it is

These bags are my favorites. They're a little pricey, but it's important to know that I'm not adding more plastic to landfills. There is much debate about biodegradable and compostable and whether dog poop (or other animal poop) should be composted. The answer is no, pet waste should not be thrown into the home compost heap, no matter what type of bag it is in. Fecal matter can end up in industrial compost or anaerobic bioreactors, but not in backyard compost. These bags degrade quickly in the…

I love these bags. It's hard to find decent compostable poop bags (seriously, how is it even legal to make disposable plastic items?). They are large, strong and do not disintegrate even with the wrong look. or from moisture. It's so annoying opening most compostable poop bags, if they've ever been exposed to a little bit of moisture, they seal immediately and/or rip and puncture. It's nothing you want to deal with when you've got a fresh pile of poo in front of you and two dogs eager to get on