Royal Heavy Kraft Weight Barrel Review

So I have this cute fluffy cat cave, but cat logic says you should avoid stuff cats are made for. On the rare occasions that I brought home a paper bag from the grocery store, I dunked it in as soon as it was empty. She now has a spare in case one of them wears out. From a practical point of view, they are little more than Shoprite bags. She doesn't scratch them easily and they stay open so she can crawl right in.

Last summer my county stopped accepting recyclables in plastic bags. You should throw all your grocery bags, plastic bottles, aluminum cans and the like in the large plastic wheeled bin they provide. In it everything should be free. So how about shredded paper from a home-made shredder? You don't want it lying loose in a 'container' for recycling. They say to put it in a paper bag from the grocery store and staple it on top. So I bought this product and use it to shred paper. However, instead…

So I was looking for a way to use less plastic to dispose of used cat litter and waste, but all the biodegradable bags were flimsy and couldn't stand the weight and moisture . Cat urine is also *very* corrosive! I chose kraft paper bags because a comparative study showed them to be the thickest. I'm happy to report that they work better than I dreamed! You get up on your own; retains cat litter and feces both during cleaning and in the bin. They are more environmentally friendly than plastic…