Review on 🌿 100 Count Biodegradable Trash Bags for 4-6 Gallon Capacity - Extra Thick Small Garbage Bags for Kitchen, Bathroom, Yard, Office, Wastebasket, and Car Recycling by Rebecca Jones

I bought these to try as a camping toiletry bag. I couldn't be happier. If you choose to use them as such, here are some tips for success. 1. Go to the hardware store and buy 2 buckets with lids. Have them fill one with free sawdust. Sawdust Put a few handfuls or a scoop of sawdust in the bag after it's installed and it will smell nice and absorb liquid. If you poop, cover it with lots of sawdust. You can also sprinkle some hand freshness and a mallet in the bag for each scent. Switch as needed by simply twisting the top and tying a knot to toss the bag into one of the buckets. Add some fresh pet and empty the bucket later when you can. down, it keeps the edges of the bag to avoid mistakes. This also gives you plenty of extra pocket at the top for twisting and tying. If you find the seat has become damp, place a rag on one edge of the toilet seat and close the lid. This will prevent any condensation from accumulating on the seat. *The bucket method is the same as the RV except your bag hangs over the edge and the camping toilet seat fits over the bucket pocket. If you don't have a bucket seat for the toilet, you can also attach the pool noodle by cutting off one side. If it's old pool noodles that aren't as flexible, cut them into a few pieces. Instant soft seat. Hope this helps someone.