If I use the dispenser, do the bags in the rolls have handles? It is much easier to tie the handles after using the bag than if no handles.
457641
They do not have handles. But there is enough bad to tie it on itself. Plus, it holds the smell in b/c it can't escape like bags with handles.
457642
The bags do not have handles. However there is a small clip that is part of the dispenser that will hold a used bag.
457643
No, they have no handles. They are longer and deeper than regular bags and have never had any problems tying these bags - I clean up 3 large dogs (greyhounds)...
457644
No handles. But the bags are a lot bigger than average. I have a Great Dane. Even with picking up that amount I have plenty of tie off room.
2034691
Mine had handles but the quality was very poor. I worked a couple of days to make it usable. Good luck.
127010
No these are the rolls only. i foundthe dispenser online at another store not through Amazon for $20
2237716
The ones pictured is what I purchased is in a box on a roll, so you are not able to put them into a dispenser. But check cause I think they also offer the bags in rolls and those should not be a problem to put into a dispenser. Hope this is helpful. Btw, good bags - great size too.
668342
No handles but it does have Velcro so the ends can stick together when you fold it up.
2249671
The only time I really have the hooks come off the rack is if I'm pulling a large pile of sheets or towels out of the bag. But, the bags are designed to come off the rack. You can see handles in the picture. However, the overall structure of the rack is very strudy. If you are close to your washer, you could roll the rack right over and load the washer no problem.
50162
The plastic is a bit thicker than the bags in a dispenser. So...maybe yes, maybe no. I guess it would depend on the type of dispenser you use.
1172122
My apologies, I do not understand the description of a "center pull" bag. The bags are perforated on rolls, sans the cardboard in the middle. No handles built in. Hope this is helpful.
1579405
These bags come in a box wrapped in what can be best described as "folder over". They will probably not fit in a dispenser.
1938286
The bags are all attached to the roll, but they have perforations between them which makes tearing easy. Think of a roll of toilet paper, how each square can tear away from the roll. That's how the bag/bone dispenser works.
549172
No, no handles. The bag is pretty long/deep, so you have plenty of room to tie it off--even with a dirty diaper and wipes.
556840
Not really. They have a little support in the bottom and there is a little loop on the top of the bag so the person bagging your groceries can hook it on their plastic grocery bag frame. That's what they usually do. I still use and like these bags after about a year and a half. I have washed them several times and they are as good as new. I replaced the support in the bottom but I really think they were a great value for the money. Hope this helps!
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We use a few different types of holders. One is shaped like a mini pail with cover and we found it more of a pain keeping it assembled. The other issue is whether the spindle in the container will fit the paper or plastic tube which the bags are wound onto. We find that the best style is the soft zipper case. These bags fit fine. These bags are easy to pull out and separate. The writing on the bag tells which side is up. It is just a better product than any we have used before. We found the hard plastic shapes to be more of a bother, falling off, or just clunky. Yes I would assume these bags will fit most any container. We use a few different types of holders. One is shaped like a mini pail with cover and we found it more of a pain keeping it assembled. The other issue is whether the spindle in the container will fit the paper or plastic tube which the bags are wound onto. We find that the best style is the soft zipper case. These bags fit fine. These bags are easy to pull out and separate. The writing on the bag tells which side is up. It is just a better product than any we have used before. We found the hard plastic shapes to be more of a bother, falling off, or just clunky. Yes I would assume these... » Read More We use a few different types of holders. One is shaped like a mini pail with cover and we found it more of a pain keeping it assembled. The other issue is whether the spindle in the container will fit the paper or plastic tube which the bags are wound onto. We find that the best style is the soft zipper case. These bags fit fine. These bags are easy to pull out and separate. The writing on the bag tells which side is up. It is just a better product than any we have used before. We found the hard plastic shapes to be more of a bother, falling off, or just clunky. Yes I would assume these bags will fit most any container. « Show Less
1001073
No, they do not have handles; but there is enough room at the top to make a knot and close the bag. I have two dogs and their waste usually fits without a problem. This was a fantastic bargain for me!
727822
Yes, you do. The dispenser is shipped separately, directly from the manufacturer. For some reason, the shipment of my dispenser was delayed, but I got an email directly from the manufacturer giving me visibility to it. I got it two weeks after I ordered I the bags.
381225
Yes. I really pack my bag and have to use the handles sometimes while using stairs. The handles have held up for over 2 years. No issues. This is a great bag.
594417
No, no handles and I don't miss that. Each of the three has a "lip" on two opposing sides, so you can pour things out easily. And the material (forget, but it's probably silicone) is non-slip. I tend to be klutzy but have never dropped any of the containers. I use at least one of these every day, from watering my plants to adding liquid to cooking pots. I keep them out on my countertops, stacked one inside each the other. Wouldn't be without them, and I've had them a long time now.