One thing I love about living in today’s world of constant change is seeing all the great products that are constantly hitting the market with the purpose of making the world easier. Five years ago I never dreamed of anything like TiVo or a computer in my car that gives me directions, but now I can’t seem to live without either. Believe it or not the pet industry is just as much on the edge of new technology as the rest of the world. Pet doors that open electronically, self-cleaning litter boxes, microwaveable birthday cakes for your puppies first party…there seem to be no end to the new products that are coming out for our furry friends. Today I want to spotlight one of the best of these new innovations Repellem Garbage Bags. Made to be supper strong these aren’t your mom’s old school flimsy black garbage bags, besides being biodegradable and 100% recyclable these bags are infused with an all natural repellent guaranteed to keep kitty out of the trashcan!
Animals are curious by nature and nothing raises that curiosity more than the smell of food in the air. A of lot times though there are things in our garbage that could make our pets sick such as chicken bones or harsh chemicals. Repellem bags contain an amazing repellent that not only smells like fresh flowers but also contains ingredients such as lemon, apples, peppermint, and geraniums all working together to keep pests at bay. Oh and did I mention they were red? I know garbage bags are “supposed” to be black, but when you realize animals can’t see the color red it just makes sense that Repellem bags are the best thing to happen to garbage since the invention of the twisty tie. I know my neighborhood has a huge problem with dogs leaving a mess in the road after they’ve dug though a week’s worth of garbage somebody put on the side of the road. Repellem bags seem like the logical solution to this problem. There’s a full line of products to choose from including industrial sized bags, tablecloths, tent liners, and poop bags so check out their site now and get yours today.