Because, the other month, I bought the cheap kind. I figured they'd be good enough. As I was carrying a bag downstairs, after I cleaned out two kitty litter boxes, guess what? It broke.
Crystals full of piss and dried poop scattered all over my living room rug, rolled across the wood floor, and hid everywhere. My living room smelled for weeks, and I cleaned and cleaned and cleaned.
So. I buy the most expensive kind I can find. There is no chore I hate more than cleaning up kitty litter.
Still, I think the cheapest piece of crap brand bags handle 99% of household trash just fine.
Maybe you could have a box of primo ones handy for the heavy-duty jobs, and use the cheapo ones for everything else. I just can't justify paying premium prices for something that's designed solely for the purpose of being thrown away.
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Because, the other month, I bought the cheap kind. I figured they'd be good enough. As I was carrying a bag downstairs, after I cleaned out two kitty litter boxes, guess what? It broke.
Crystals full of piss and dried poop scattered all over my living room rug, rolled across the wood floor, and hid everywhere. My living room smelled for weeks, and I cleaned and cleaned and cleaned.
So. I buy the most expensive kind I can find. There is no chore I hate more than cleaning up kitty litter.
Except cleaning it up twice.
Wow, Natasha. What a mess!
Still, I think the cheapest piece of crap brand bags handle 99% of household trash just fine.
Maybe you could have a box of primo ones handy for the heavy-duty jobs, and use the cheapo ones for everything else. I just can't justify paying premium prices for something that's designed solely for the purpose of being thrown away.
I buy whatever is on sale. As for the cat litter, we re-use the plastic grocery bags.
Hi Kath:
When I had cats I did the same thing.
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