Litter Genie Easy Roll Pail | Cat Litter Box Waste Disposal System for Odor Control | Includes 1 Continuous Refill Bag

Using doggie bags to clean the litter box before made me delay cleaning the cat box. I didn't like breathing the dust and then tying up the bag and taking to the outside trash. That means I didn't clean as frequently as I could have, and the box just gets worse when you don't clean it. Chicken and egg. With the litter genie, everything is so quick, clean, and simple, I clean the box 1-2 times daily.PROS- It's fast. Even the small steps of tearing off a doggie bag, opening it (always harder than you'd think!), collecting, tying off, and disposing, adds up. Now I open the lid of the genie, scoop, close genie, and pull the lever. DONE! Fewer trips to the outside trash!- It's clean. I love that the bag protects the genie, so the only thing touched by the dirty litter is the bag, which you eventually throw away.- It smells better. I don't smell anything from what I've stored in the genie until I have to empty the bag. I used to run an air filter by the litter box and I don't need it anymore.- No artificial scents. I'm sensitive to artificial scents, and the bags don't have a terrible artificial masking fragrance/deodorant, just a very mild sort of neutral cleaner/plastic smell.- It's made something that's a horrible chore something I really don't mind doing whenever I think of it.- It works as described. I follow the directions and have never had the bag fall in or gotten the genie dirty. See notes below about bag size/cost. GREAT TIPs from others: When you hook a new bag, push open with your hand so litter can easily reach the bottom. Also double-over the edge (just a bit) and make sure all 4 hooks are fully engaged.- I really like the scoop. I have three others, and this one fits the opening of the genie, and I haven't had any issues with the holder falling off, so it's convenient when I need it.- Compact enough and reasonably attractive to store in sight next to the litter box (I have a Modcat box).CONS- You do pay for replacement rolls. To me, this is a small tradeoff compared to the dirty, smelly, time-consuming process it used to be. I'd rather save my money in other ways, and it doesn't even seem bad given that a bag lasts me ~7-9 days and there are 24 bags on a roll. That's about 5-6 months per roll as advertised.- You can't fill the bag completely to the brim. But I really don't see this as a problem. For me, with one cat, it holds about a week's worth of waste at a time, and when I pull out the full bag, it's HEAVY. I wouldn't want to store or carry more than that.Good buy? I only have one cat, so your mileage will vary if you have more than one, but the way the genie works is the same. You'll just have to empty more frequently. Based on other reviews, you also have to be willing to accept the size limitations of the bag. If you're not willing to follow the instructions, it probably won't be great. Otherwise, don't hesitate to buy and you'll wonder why you waited so long!!

If you have a cat, just buy it. It’s everything you want it to be. It’s so much easier than hoarding Walmart bags under your sink, especially now that Walmart bags rip if someone thinks a mean thought about them. There’s no trying to get the stupid little bag to stay folded open, no being engulfed with the poop smells while scooping, no filling your trash can up with heavy litter daily and wasting valuable actual trash room. And it has a holder for the litter scoop, so no scoop wrapped in a Walmart bag hidden under the sink. My kitchen sink cabinet has never been more roomy, y’all.We have two cats and three boxes. The litter genie fills up about every four days for us. That sounded like a lot to me, so I did the math for bag refills to make sure I was willing to pay for them long term. A refill is $20, with 24 bags per roll. If I’m changing the bag every four days, that’s about 3 months of bags per roll (I’m not showing you my math because I’m bad at math and easily embarrassed. If I’m wrong let me live in blissful ignorance, please). That sounds fair to me, but if it doesn’t work with you, the Walmart bags or small trash bags would almost definitely fit in the genie, so you can MacGyver it to fit your lifestyle.I love this thing. I mean really. I was worried the bags would rip, they’re crazy strong. I was worried it would fill too fast, but I’m using 4x less plastic bags than I was before, and frankly, the full bag is a little hefty, so any bigger and I’d probably struggle to carry it out. I was worried the smell wouldn’t stay trapped, but unless you open the trap door while the top lid is open, you can’t tell there’s four days worth of cat potty right next to you.As for troubleshooting tips based on what other reviews complained about, never fear, I have suggestions.- Having trouble keeping the bag secured? Not enough free edge to tie the bag once it’s time to change it? Too much strain on the bag made it rip through the clips? Roll/cuff the top of the bag a couple times before you clip it into place. Reinforces bag, gives the clips more to hold, and keeps enough bag left for a good tie off.- Too much litter/dust collecting on top of the loading zone? Shake out your scoop more so you’re carrying less free litter, don’t scoop as much at one time, and/or drop the doodie into the pail more frequently so the clumps stay in the little trap door space, not sitting on the rim. Also, the bigger the scoop, the more stray litter you’re going to have going on the rim. The included scoop works really well and is obviously sized for the genie, so if you’ve got your own and it’s bigger than theirs, that might be part of your issue.- Scoop holder falls on your floor every time you go to change the bag out because you’re a big dummy who forgets that it’s only held on by the top lid every single time you open it somehow? I’m probably the only one with that problem, but if I’m not, lil bit of poster putty to stick the holder to the base, while keeping it removable for cleaning! I know, I know, I have a big brain, please hold your applause.(Side note, if you’re not happy with your litter or think it doesn’t work well with the genie, shout out to the arm & hammer brand clump & seal multi cat ~slide~ litter. Low dust, great clumps, absorbs smell like a champ)

Ladies and gentlemen, pet lovers and secret superheroes, let me introduce you to the Litter Genie Easy Roll Pail! Not only does it handle cat litter like a champ, but it has also become my go-to for some serious adult human business – masking the smell of, well, you know what!First, the basics. This thing is like a magic trash can for cat litter. It swallows up those stinky cat deposits and seals them away like they never existed. But let's get to the real magic trick – it's also my secret weapon for managing, uh, bathroom odors that adults are sometimes known for.You see, this continuous refill bag isn't just for cat litter. It's like a scent ninja, trapping all kinds of odors. I won't go into details, but let's just say it's like a breath of fresh air in the bathroom department. Who knew cat litter tech could be so versatile?And that rolling feature? It's like a workout for your arms and a source of endless entertainment. Rolling up the bag is oddly satisfying, and it's become my new stress-relief ritual. Plus, it's excellent for building upper body strength, so you can thank your Litter Genie for your newfound muscles.Now, the real kicker is that it's discreet. Guests in my home have no idea that it's also my secret weapon against certain odors. It's like having a superpower that no one suspects.In conclusion, the Litter Genie Easy Roll Pail is a must-have for cat owners, but it's also the unsung hero for those other moments in life when you need odor control. It's discreet, efficient, and oddly satisfying to use. So, go ahead, let it handle your cat's litter and save the day when you need to mask certain adult odors – it's the superhero of home gadgets!