Calcor Biodegradable and Compostable Poop Bags - 240pcs Vegetable Based Plastic Made From Plants

I’ve used these bags in the past and they work as intended. The bags are reliable for retrieving, securing, & transporting poop! The vegetable based ingredients are a definite bonus. I’m pleased with this product and would definitely recommend them to anyone looking for genuine earth friendly pet waste bags.Just an observation. The manufacturer’s box came undone at the bottom after apparently being dropped during shipping and some of the rolls unraveled into the void of the large bubble mailer. I decided to keep the product as is, although I did have to invest some time into repacking each individual unit that had come undone back into a tight roll for combenient storage. This was an unexpected, but minor inconvenience. I’m confident each unit will still serve their purpose as intended.

The bags are great. They haven't ripped on me yet. They are a nice size. It's just that they are alittle too expensive. I understand the price would be expensive for biodegradable bags but even with that considered. It's still just alittle to expensive for me to constantly use it.

These are sufficiently thick to not tear while using and very easy to open up, unlike so many other brands. Also important, these are made of materially that truly degrades and is compostable. Many other brands calling themselves biodegradable are made of bits and pieces of plastic that break down more quickly than a solid sheet but are plastic nonetheless.

It’s against the law to compost dog poop in Seattle in either your backyard or the city-wide composting. My guess is the same is true everywhere else. The issue is that diseases are more likely to get into the water supply during runoff, even if they eventually get killed in the composting process. Even if you’re willing to pay the premium merely because they’re supposed to biodegrade in the landfill, turns out almost nothing actually biodegrades in landfills given how little air makes its way inside the heap. So while these still work well as poop bags, there was no point in paying the premium for compostable.

I have a big dog that tends to have big poops. These bags are definitely big enough and thick enough. Next to being environmentally friendly, my favorite thing about these bags is that they are super easy to open. No fiddling around trying to separate the sides of the bag to get your hand inside like most bags.

The bags are pretty good but I don't like the sticker that comes on each roll. When you tear it off to start a new roll it tears the bag and no one wants to use a poop bag with a tear in it! Also, the amount of bags on one roll is less than I would like. It feels like every few days I have to use a new roll.

I bought these because they are made of a plant-based, biodegradable material - not just made of recycled plastic that will continue to live in our landfills for centuries. They are easy to use and carry, completely moisture- and odor-proof when full. My only complaint is that they sometimes rip when one is being torn from the roll - and a ripped poop-bag must be used with great caution. YUK! If the perforations between bags were a little deeper and more definitive, this wouldn't happen. I will order them again, nonetheless.

Ok, so I decided to get these as poo bags for kitty litter scooping. The product itself is very good for what it was intended (puppy poo pick up), but please be advised that if you want to use them to scoop your kitty litter, the opening of this size bag is JUST wide enough for the scoop itself. So, if you don't wish to struggle and get poo all over your hands and on your floor, get a larger bag (I ended up giving these to my neighbor who has a dog and I purchased the "ProGreen 100% Compostable Bags 3 Gallon, Extra Thick 0.71 Mil, 100 Count, Small Kitchen Trash Bags, Food Scraps Yard Waste Bags, Biodegradable ASTM D6400 BPI And VINCOTTE Certified" from Amazon instead. The bag opening is more conducive to my needs). Good luck!