Small big innovations: PooPail is the system for collecting dog manure invented by designer Sandy Stinson.
I like. It doesn't involve bending down to pick up. It doesn't even involve using gloves or little hands. No, not even dealing with the smell! PooPail has a long-arm scoop and a special basket “lined” by a bag. The automatically opening lid opens to collect the "product" of your four-legged friend and closes to keep it "protected" from rain, sun and... flies.
Dog droppings: one sweep of the broom and off you go
Yes, it's a shitty invention (I'm saying this before the idea inevitably forms in your head), but I find it useful. PooPail has the merit of reducing the collection of dog waste to a simple, quick sweep: almost surgical. Each PooPail also comes with special waste bags that are biodegradable and easy to replace.
PooPail opens easily, but once you've collected the dog waste and closed it, it's really tightly closed. The special closure of the basket, with mechanisms not too different from those of a diaper holder, allow you to "accumulate" dog excrement for up to a week, to also reduce trips to the bin.
What else is there to add? A gadget like this participates in a small way in a better future: it reduces waste, encourages cleaning, focuses on biodegradable materials and simplifies life. I hope it passes the crowdfunding phase successfully he's facing on Kickstarter, and then I can't wait to see it in the hands of diligent owners who are no longer shy about this "annoying" operation.
Dirty streets are worse. And even the bags that rot in landfills!
PooPail bags are specially designed certified compostable / biodegradable which means they decompose along with your dog's poop and won't seal in landfills for centuries.
