PawPail Pet Waste Station with Activated Carbon Filter and DualVent Odor Control – Outdoor Dog Poop Trash Can with 200 Dog Poop Bags – 19 Liter, Beige

Game changer!
This is a game changer. We use to use a diaper genie to throw out our individual bags of poop for our 85 pound dog. It worked but isn’t designed for outside even though it was in a covered space. It reduced the odor but not completely. This one is amazing. We still use individual bags for clean up but when you lift the lid it is odor free and the unit is really durable. We use the black bags that they sell to line the unit even though they claim you don’t need them. It seems easier to throw out the waste rather than dumping it. We keep the black bags in the top compartment. It’s a little pricey but truly worth the money.

Really great product with a few quirks.
First off, this product is very sturdy and has, what I think, is a rather attractive design (considering what it’s holding). A nice delighter for me was the fact that the baggy lid and storage lid both have strong magnets in them; which means, not only do the lids stay closed even if the bin falls over, there’s also a very satisfying “snap” when closing the lids – like they are getting locked in place.The “smell” factor is pretty good. Mostly, I don’t smell anything; but, when I get very close to the bin, I can start to smell something. Though, it’s quite tolerable.My only real gripe with the product is that when it rains, some water collects in the baggy compartment. It’s not much; and, it doesn’t yet appear to affect the structural integrity of the bags that get wet. This is the only reason I didn’t give 5-stars. But, I don’t think it’s a significant detractor.Overall, this bin has been a life upgrade, no doubt!

You won’t regret the expense!
I’m an engineer yet still wonder what kind of benevolent sorcery is contained in the production of this bin. I was so satisfied that I bought a second, and they’re both worth every penny. They just happen to match the color on the stucco of my house, but that isn’t the selling point.They work better at trapping smells than (gulp) my beloved SimpleHuman garbage cans inside my home.The brand specific bags are nice, but not a must have. We buy a year’s worth of individual pickup bags at a time, and use plain plastic grocery bags to line the bin. Yeah, you get an unpleasant whiff when you take the liners out once a week and put them with your household garbage at the curb, but it certainly isn’t overwhelming. My morning breath is probably more likely to knock you over from the vile smell.I get it. The price is high. Feels like a luxury, not a necessity. But unless your dogs roam around 10+ wooded acres and do their business deep past your tree line, this magical can will make your life better. Imagine not having to coax, beg, or threaten anybody who’s turn it is for garbage duty. Or worrying if your neighbor that saw you outside and stopped to chat might be thinking the gawdawful stench is you, or your garage, or your house.It’s a one-time investment that I’m nearly certain you’ll be glad you made.

This doggy poop bin was a great buy. It may be a little expensive but if you want a garden bin that doesn’t smell after a while, then this does the job.

Waited two weeks for this and just unpacked it to find that one of the hinges is falsity as doesn’t have a little bolt going through to hold it together. Annoying and feeling frustrated given the cost.