Plastic Bag sealer

chapea

kimwp said:

teaselMay said:

If they're too small to tie, it may be least messy to have a big bag in the top of the bin and put untied bags into the big bag and then tie that - you could tie it loosely each day.

Thank you @teaselMay, it's a good idea, but it's doubling up on plastic, which is what I'm doing now and trying to reduce.

I would check on your council’s website as ours you have to double bag any animal waste anyway 

unforeseen

Emmia said:

kimwp said:

teaselMay said:

If they're too small to tie, it may be least messy to have a big bag in the top of the bin and put untied bags into the big bag and then tie that - you could tie it loosely each day.

Thank you @teaselMay, it's a good idea, but it's doubling up on plastic, which is what I'm doing now and trying to reduce.

What about a heat sealer without a vacuum?

Bag Sealer Heat Seal: https://amzn.eu/d/i1oM0h2

I don't think normal plastic bags are suitable for use in a heat sealer. They would probably melt along the sealing line as the plastic is too thin and the wrong type. 

Emmia

unforeseen said:

Emmia said:

kimwp said:

teaselMay said:

If they're too small to tie, it may be least messy to have a big bag in the top of the bin and put untied bags into the big bag and then tie that - you could tie it loosely each day.

Thank you @teaselMay, it's a good idea, but it's doubling up on plastic, which is what I'm doing now and trying to reduce.

What about a heat sealer without a vacuum?

Bag Sealer Heat Seal: https://amzn.eu/d/i1oM0h2

I don't think normal plastic bags are suitable for use in a heat sealer. They would probably melt along the sealing line as the plastic is too thin and the wrong type. 

The OP is looking for a recommendation for a heat sealer, to allow them to reuse waste plastic bags for poop - if a heat sealer isn't suitable that puts them back at square 1.