<![CDATA[Grist - Comment Feed for Umbra on doggie-doo bags]]> Grist Comment Feed en Comment #1 by jobobmoore http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/ Tue, 22 Jan 2008 09:05:50 -0800 http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/1 flushable doggie-doo bags

Based upon discussion on page 42 in "Wake Up and Smell the Planet", and in Umbra's material (same text) I have checked all of the local pet stores in north Seattle, Shoreline and Lake Forest Park, WA. All carry "biodegradable" bags and would like to know brand-names for the flushable type, but don't carry any now because they don't know where to get them.

Nothing on your site, nor anything Google can find, gives me an answer! Are there really any such bags, and if so, who makes or sells them?

I'm just pet-sitting my daughter's dog for a couple of weeks, and have previously "recycled" supermarket vegetable bags to put his poop into Allied Waste trash (since they won't accept pet waste in recycle or yard waste) where it probably won't biodegrade. I just bought a package of biodegradable, compostable BioBag Dog, which I can use in our compost bin, but their response to an email query says these are NOT water-soluble (so not flushable).

Bob Moore

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Based upon discussion on page 42 in "Wake Up and Smell the Planet", and in Umbra's material (same text) I have checked all of the local pet stores in north Seattle, Shoreline and Lake Forest Park, WA. All carry "biodegradable" bags and would like to know brand-names for the flushable type, but don't carry any now because they don't know where to get them.

Nothing on your site, nor anything Google can find, gives me an answer! Are there really any such bags, and if so, who makes or sells them?

I'm just pet-sitting my daughter's dog for a couple of weeks, and have previously "recycled" supermarket vegetable bags to put his poop into Allied Waste trash (since they won't accept pet waste in recycle or yard waste) where it probably won't biodegrade. I just bought a package of biodegradable, compostable BioBag Dog, which I can use in our compost bin, but their response to an email query says these are NOT water-soluble (so not flushable).

Bob Moore

]]> Comment #2 by jeffspring http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/ Wed, 30 Jul 2008 02:52:49 -0700 http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/2 Dog waste bags

Bob,

We manufacture a 100% flushable waste bag made of a patented combination of poly vinyl alcohol bags that completely dissolve in water and can be disposed of in any standard toilet.  You can view our entire product line at http://www.pethabitats.com

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Bob,

We manufacture a 100% flushable waste bag made of a patented combination of poly vinyl alcohol bags that completely dissolve in water and can be disposed of in any standard toilet.  You can view our entire product line at http://www.pethabitats.com

]]> Comment #3 by oddtree http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/ Wed, 10 Sep 2008 08:22:14 -0700 http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/3 Flush?

The idea of flushing the bags intrigues me, but do you have to empty the bag in the toilet to flush it or something?  I have a 70 lb lab and sometimes there is a lot of waste.  I don't want to clog my toilet.

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The idea of flushing the bags intrigues me, but do you have to empty the bag in the toilet to flush it or something?  I have a 70 lb lab and sometimes there is a lot of waste.  I don't want to clog my toilet.

]]> Comment #4 by jeffspring http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/ Tue, 23 Sep 2008 08:11:10 -0700 http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/4 Flushable waste bags

Oddtree,

Our FlushEze water soluble bags dissolve in water so there is no need to empty the bag, simply throw the entire bag in the toilet and flush. You can read more at http://www.pethabitats.com

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Oddtree,

Our FlushEze water soluble bags dissolve in water so there is no need to empty the bag, simply throw the entire bag in the toilet and flush. You can read more at http://www.pethabitats.com

]]> Comment #5 by chen2118 http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/ Tue, 28 Oct 2008 05:06:36 -0700 http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/5 Flushable Dog Poop Bags

I flush my dog's poops down the toilet with a flushable dog poop bag. Most eco-friendly way to get rid of poops.

There are flushable dog poop bags. The best answer probably because dog poop can get treated just as your poop is. Throwing dog poops into the trash overcrowds our landfills and pollutes our water system.

FlushDoggy.com offers FREE SAMPLE TO TRY !

We also donate 10% of sale to ASPCA to fight puppy mills.

FlushDoggy.com

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I flush my dog's poops down the toilet with a flushable dog poop bag. Most eco-friendly way to get rid of poops.

There are flushable dog poop bags. The best answer probably because dog poop can get treated just as your poop is. Throwing dog poops into the trash overcrowds our landfills and pollutes our water system.

FlushDoggy.com offers FREE SAMPLE TO TRY !

We also donate 10% of sale to ASPCA to fight puppy mills.

FlushDoggy.com

]]> Comment #6 by chen2118 http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/ Tue, 28 Oct 2008 05:14:08 -0700 http://www.grist.org/article/umbra-dog/6 Flushable Dog Poop Bags

I flush my dog's poops down the toilet with a flushable dog poop bag. Most eco-friendly way to get rid of poops.

There are flushable dog poop bags. The best answer probably because dog poop can get treated just as your poop is. Throwing dog poops into the trash overcrowds our landfills and pollutes our water system.

FlushDoggy.com offers FREE SAMPLE TO TRY !

We also donate 10% of sale to ASPCA to fight puppy mills.

FlushDoggy.com

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I flush my dog's poops down the toilet with a flushable dog poop bag. Most eco-friendly way to get rid of poops.

There are flushable dog poop bags. The best answer probably because dog poop can get treated just as your poop is. Throwing dog poops into the trash overcrowds our landfills and pollutes our water system.

FlushDoggy.com offers FREE SAMPLE TO TRY !

We also donate 10% of sale to ASPCA to fight puppy mills.

FlushDoggy.com

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