These adorable snack bags are the perfect replacement for plastic bags. They are reusable and durable and have a zipper to help prevent spills. The water repellant lining and are machine washable for easy clean up. Wash before use. Turn inside-out. Machine wash cold gentle cycle no bleach. Line dry. Do not iron. Inspect before giving to child. Discard and replace at the first sign of weakness or damage. Always check temperature before feeding. Supervise child while eating. Do not leave child unattended. Discard all packaging components before giving to child.
- Reusable and durable - replaces plastic bags
- Fashion forward
- Zipper helps prevent spills
- Water-repellent lining and machine washable for easy clean up
- BPA free
10400BR Features: -Bone dispenser pack in black. -30 bags. -Dimensions: 8'' H x 4.5'' W x 1.81'' D.
- Picking up after your pet on a walk in the park is easier than ever
- Compact dispenser holds 15 large doggie cleanup bags
- Attaches to any leash
- Leak-proof
- Includes 30 bags
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Bags on Board a compact refillable dispenser that attaches to any type of leash. Inside is a roll of doggie clean-up bags - this way dog owners will never have to remember to bring bags with them again!
- 120 refill bags to fit your Bags on Board dispenser
- 100-percent biodegradable with leakproof double-sealed construction
- Makes picking up after your pet a more pleasant chore
- Quick clean and easy to use
- 8 rolls of 15 bags each
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These Bags are NOT Biodegradeable
When this arrived I noticed in tiny print that it said they were 100% biodegradable *except as defined by California. Suspecting I had been cheated I looked it up. California defines biodegradable as being able to degrade at the rate of an apple with NO plastic bits left behind. In all other states there is NO definition of what biodegradable is and so manufactures can consider all and any plastic bag biodegradable if they wanted cause plastic will eventually degrade...after about a million years. IF you really want a bag that IS 100% biodegradable then visit poopbags.com These bags are made with corn and will degrade at the rate of an apple.
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These Bags are NOT BiodegradeableWhen this arrived I noticed in tiny print that it said they were 100% biodegradable *except as defined by California. Suspecting I had been cheated I looked it up. California defines biodegradable as being able to degrade at the rate of an apple with NO plastic bits left behind. In all other states there is NO definition of what biodegradable is and so manufactures can consider all and any plastic bag biodegradable if they wanted cause plastic will eventually degrade...after about a million years. IF you really want a bag that IS 100% biodegradable then visit poopbags.com These bags are made with corn and will degrade at the rate of an apple.
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