A container comprises a plurality of outer side walls connected to form a tubular structure. One or more inner walls are near respective ones of the plurality of outer walls, defining a respective space between each inner wall and its respective adjacent outer wall. A lid is provided for covering a top opening of the tubular structure. A removable base is provided at or near a bottom opening of the tubular structure.

A monitoring disposable litter-less domestic-pet pad system and method for managing excreta of domestic pets, such as cats and dogs, performing tests for materials present in the excreta, indicating presence of such materials, and providing for secure and sanitary disposal, comprising an impermeable liner with an affixed absorbent pad having one or more incorporated indicator areas, where the indicator areas provide a level of indication ranging from a general overall level of concern in an alerting embodiment to a more detailed indication suitable for analysis by a veterinary practitioner in a diagnostic embodiment. The monitoring disposable litter-less domestic-pet pad system and method does not contaminate, denature, or otherwise compromise the urine or stool excreta, and therefore provides a secure and pleasant means of containing, saving, and transporting any such samples which are thought to warrant further analysis.

A waste containment and isolating system used for storing and isolating waste materials in a way that closure of the device and isolating the waste is done remotely and in a way that the user does not need to come in contact with the waste or the containment device is disclosed. The device comprises of a bag containing a drawstring threaded through the center of a flexible tab that is wedged in a fixed position such that pulling on the drawstring portion behind the tab draws in the bag opening into a closed mouth, drawing the closed mouth toward the tab and flexing the tab onto the closed mouth to seal it and prevent odiferous gasses from leaking out.

A device for sanitary collection of materials features a bag having a closed bottom end, side walls that extend from the closed bottom end to delimit a collection space above the closed bottom end, and a hand protector that is attached to one of said side walls and has a hollow interior that is open or openable at one end to enable insertion of one's hand into the hand protector. A handle is provided in an opposing side wall so that that bag can be suspended in an open state between a wrist or forearm on which the hand protector is worn, and the hand of the user's opposite arm. A stamping operation performed on a continuous plastic web is operable to efficiently create the bag and hand protector as integral parts of a unitary bag construction.

An example device includes a flexible bag dispenser pocket for use with a leash for a pet. In an example, the device includes a bag dispenser pocket provided on the leash with a body of the bag dispenser pocket wrapped entirely around a lower portion of a handle of the leash so as not to interfere with an opening of the handle of the leash while still being provided for the user near the handle of the leash. The device also includes an opening in a top portion of the bag dispenser pocket. The lower portion of the handle of the leash forms a closed bottom portion of the bag dispenser pocket.

Bags with attachments inside of them to wipe and clean Diarrhea or feces or urine used for dogs, pets and humans to clean Diarrhea and feces or urine from the ground or from the body of elderly humans or infants or anyone in need that is unable to use the bathroom, also for hospital patients that can not use the bathroom. Also to clean anus and other dirty body parts. Bags are used to pickup feces and also to clean the floor with it as well or to clean urine from floor. It can be used to clean pets or animals' dirty eyes, nose, face paws or skin.

A portable ground picking collector includes a picking tool having two picking portions and a control arrangement equipped with a disposable bag. The disposable bag is constructed by two bag layers to define a storage cavity and an opening. The control arrangement is configured to detachably hold at the picking portions of the picking tool at the bag layers respectively. When the picking tool is actuated to move the picking portions thereof away from each other, the opening of the disposable bag is opened up for receiving ground waste in the storage cavity. When the picking tool is actuated to move the picking portions thereof toward each other for picking up the ground waste, the opening of the disposable bag is closed to retain the ground waste in the storage cavity, such that the disposable bag is detached from the picking tool for disposing the ground waste in the disposable bag.

A storage container that is suitable for storing waste outdoors, including pet waste is described. The storage container has a smaller container inside a large container with a lid the fits over and interior lip or the exterior of the outer container. In one embodiment, a method for storing waste is disclosed by using an inner container inside a larger outer container with a lid that may have an item on top that can serve as a decorative item as well as a handle. A method for using this device is detailed as well as a method of manufacturing the device.

Waste clean-up and disposal devices are disclosed for scooping-up, bagging, and disposing of pet waste in a sanitary manner. The device includes a scooper body for removably housing and protecting a flexible tubing dispensing cassette. The scooper body defines a passageway between a waste entrance opening and a waste exit opening. The cassette dispenses flexible tubing from the waste exit opening for receiving waste materials such as pet waste droppings. A blade is preferably connected to the housing for severing of the flexible tubing for disposal.

A bag dispenser having a housing adapted to receive plastic bags. The housing has a front end, a back end that is spaced apart from the front end, a top side, a bottom side that is spaced apart from the top side, a left side, a right side that is spaced apart from the left side, a front opening that is disposed at the front end, and a pair of back openings that are disposed at the back end. The housing defines an interior space adapted to removably hold the plastic bags. The bag dispenser also comprises a means for attaching the housing to another object. A method for removably holding plastic bags in a bag dispenser.