I have a big plastic bucket, plastic bags, and ground sphagnum moss.  I've considered using the Wag Bag (think I got that brand name right) set up, but would likely still stick with my bucket if I did use the Wag Bags.  It is a bucket that zoology specimens came in oh so many years ago, 24 liter size (that's about 6.5 gallons).  I have also considered adding a toilet seat to the bucket, but so far my frugal nature has won the argument regarding the seat and the Wag Bags (the moss is a lot cheaper than the bags, a few cents a treatment, as opposed to a couple of bucks.  With the moss, and a top seal, I've had no odor problems with the bucket.

mcneely

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