Pets
PoopBags
Reviewed by David Elder
July 29, 2009
Rather than review, I have a basic question. With the number of "biodegradable dog poop bags" on the market ranging from dogipot to biobag, how do we know the base materials to ensure full biodegradability? I know there are government standards, but shouldn't something fully degrade and leave no trace like say an apple peel. Are either of these products truely biodegradable in the absolute sense leaving no trace behind or are they rather a mixture of corn based materials and petroleum polymers in disguise?
BioBag
Reviewed by David Elder
July 27, 2009
biodegradable dog poop bags are a key for pet owners. To save both costs of shipping (hard to find locally), as well as to save on the shipping expense, team up with like minded neighbors and share a case. Biobag biodegradable dog poop bags are I believe the best and only patented version that I am aware of. I like them
BioBag
Reviewed by Luke Fretwell
March 16, 2009
Ever since we started using BioBags, we put less waste in the trash. Because they're more expensive, it really forces us to re-think waste. We compost and recycle much more and end up using about 1 bag a week. That's waste management!
