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Poop bags case "These are lines or dots?"
Comfortable, waterproof case for poop bags "These are lines or dots?"
Our case for poop bags is not only a unique look but also great functionality. The perfect complement to any walking set will be perfect thanks to two types of attachment to the leash - with a clip hook (loosely) or with Velcro (rigidly) directly on the leash. Our "doggy bottom" feeder makes removing pouches never been so easy. No more unnecessary unrolling of bags and soaking the cover.
The pattern designed by the wonderful artist Mary Zaleska makes the case look great and unique.
The case was made in Poland, from the highest quality Polish materials guaranteeing long and comfortable use.
Key product features: High-quality, waterproof material; Original design, available only at Psyjaciele.com; Washable; 2 types of leash attachment - clip hook and velcro; Feeder for pouches in the shape of a "dog's butt".
The case fits all generally available bags, although we recommend biodegradable ones.
Additional options:
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length |
7cm |
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width |
4cm |
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height |
4cm |
*Each case is made of a material with a pattern, so individual items may differ from each other and from the photo due to the use of a different piece of fabric.
High-quality waterproof material characterised by resistance to absorption of dust, dirt and hair. Extremely easy to clean, quick drying after washing.
Care rules for the case:
To remove minor dirt, just wipe with a damp sponge dipped in warm water. If the dirt is heavier, the case can be washed by hand at 30 degrees. The product should not be chlorinated, starch, ironed, bleach, mechanically dried or dry-cleaned. After washing, remember to hang it so that the case can dry thoroughly.
Remember that the cardboard packaging can be reused - it works great as a bag pouch or dog / cat treats - see the upcycling tab for more inspiration.
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Illustrator and creative graphic designer from the Tri-City. She gained her education and professional experience in New York. Currently, she is getting to know the local creative environment by participating in fairs and exhibitions and establishing cooperation with brands and magazines. Her works have been published, among others in Newsweek, Glamour, Psychologia Dziś and Pismo magazine. Her illustrations are dominated by the image of a strong woman and values such as tolerance, equality and individual beauty. When she manages to leave the monitor, she travels the world and focuses on developing her art workshop.
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