You find out you are on the last bag at the worst possible moment, which is always in the dark, usually in the rain, and never within sight of the front door.
These are refill rolls for the dispenser you already own. Almost every dispenser on the market is built around the same standard roll core, which is why the sensible thing to replace is the roll rather than the whole unit — the part that runs out is the cheap part.
Each roll drops straight into a standard holder and tears off one bag at a time along a perforated edge, so you are not separating a bag from a roll one-handed with a dog on the other end of the lead. The bags themselves are thick enough not to need doubling up, which is the usual complaint with the very cheapest rolls.
Pick a single roll if you are topping up, or one of the five-roll packs if you would rather not think about it again for a while. The colours are cosmetic — every roll is the same bag.
Keep the spares somewhere you will see them, not in the cupboard under the stairs. Restocking before the box is empty is the entire point.
Almost every dispenser on the market is built around the same standard roll core, which is why the sensible thing to replace is the roll and not the dispenser. The part that runs out is the cheap part.
How this helps
Refill rolls that drop into any standard dispenser, bought several at a time. Keeping spares in the hallway supports restocking before the box is empty rather than discovering it is at the door, in the rain.
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