Plastic Grocery Bag Holder Support Frame

I'm using this specifically for cleaning cat litter boxes, although I can see a number of other ways in which I could use this! I've been searching for the right litter box cleaning solution for years. I've tried the Litter Genie and various other garbage cans / scoopers with bags attached, etc. But I always go back to re-using my plastic grocery bags because it's easiest and the easier it is for me, the more likely I'll do it as often as I should. I currently have two cats - one of which is elderly and can't quite squat anymore so she's urinating almost horizontally. Because of this, we made our own litterbox out of a HUGE storage tub so she sprays the walls of the tub, and not the walls of our house. In order to clean this, I have the scoop in one hand and I use the other hand to "brace" myself over the tub - so I don't have a free hand to keep the bag open as I scoop out all the "business." The Baggeroo is SUCH a simple and intelligent solution, I can't believe nobody has thought of it before! I can "pre-load" it with as many bags as I want, putting each next bag kind of inside the previous, so there's always a bag on and it's always ready to go! I just scoop right in, take the bag handles off the Baggeroo, tie it up, and I'm done! Seriously thinking about buying one for all of the other cat lovers in my life!

Like most users, I have been trying to reuse the plastic bags that used only to carry groceries or merchandise home to reduce guilt for trash. I use this holder while I cook. It sits perfectly in my sink and holds the bag open for any trash I have while cooking. It keeps the cooking area neat and clean. No messy vegetables peels or any kinds of scraps lay all over the sink. I can imaging using it in the backyard and for picnics. Love the simplicity design and its usage. May need to get more.

For years I have been trying to reuse the the small plastic bags that come home from the grocery store. I couldn't shake the image of the old scrap bags and holders that were so popular in the 1960s. I tried gerrigging contraptions in my kitchen sink to hold open the bags but I never found a good solution. I wanted to reuse the bags so as to be more responsible regarding use of plasstic and I wanted to be able to dispose of garbage daily instead of allowing it to accumulate in a larger kitchen container. euse today's typical bag. I decided it was time for an online search and I very happily discovered the BAGGERRO.. It is a fantastic simple device that perfectly holds the plastic bags we accumulate in every day living and allows for easy reuse. It fits perfectly in the small side of my divided sink - see attached photo. I highly recommend !!

We have empty cat food cans, old cat food that the cat has rejected, onion and garlic peelings (which are not good for composting), and various other wet, smelly things I want out of the house ASAP. If I put them in the regular kitchen garbage bag, I either end up with a nasty smell in the kitchen or I waste a garbage bag because I take it out before it's full. We have a hands free garbage can that seals very well, so anything wet makes condensation which makes it smell even worse. Baggeroo is a very sturdy frame, and the bag absolutely does not collapse, no matter how heavy or wet the disgusting thing I'm throwing out is. No more fruit flies, either! It's so easy to use and change bags. Plus, I am able to put to good use those film grocery bags I've been hoarding out of guilt.

This product is Absolutely Perfect for me!! I live on a farm and I have 5 large dogs that I scoop after every single day. As I scoop I've tried to think of ways I can make a grocery bag holder that will keep the bag open in the wind. I was super fed up and thought I'd check Amazon and see if there is anything out there that holds a bag like this for me. The first thing that came up was the Baggeroo and I purchased it, just to see if it would help - I was desperate to find something.Needless to say it came a couple of days later and I used it immediately used it and it is all the rave in my house. It is very sturdy, it works like a dream keeping the handles free of poo so I can tie it up when I am done. I have to admit I am going to be purchasing a few more just so I can have them in other areas such as the kitchen and for gardening.After using this a few days, I received a hand written letter in the mail, it was from the owner of the Baggeroo thanking me for the purchase. I honestly cannot thank him enough for coming up with this product!!You will be very happy with this purchase, I know I am!

I hate to admit this, but this is EXTREMELY useful. I have been using grocery bags as garbage bags for YEARS, and had NO IDEA there was an actual frame to hold the bag open and upright. 4 stars just for that.What I hate (and maybe this has changed since August 2021) is it costs $30! For ONE WIRE FRAME. That is not my idea of cost effective. It is sturdy for what you'd use it for, and as long as you don't try to use it for 3 feet loads of 100lbs of garbage, you will not have any problems. (Plus I think I saw one of this a long time ago, and threw it out because I had no idea what to do with it).But to be fair, some one came up with this way before I did, and is reaping the benefits of a very good idea, sigh, even at $30 a pop. I can grumble all I want, but it is a great idea. $30 is not the worst price I've seen for such a simple solution.

I got the Baggeroo because I was looking for a solution to hold my plastic grocery bags until I am ready to recycle. I used to hang a bag from one of my cabinet knobs, and stuff it full of empty grocery bags. I didn't like this because the bags were always in my way. The Baggeroo fits easily inside my cabinet, and the grocery bag that I put on the frame fits snuggly. Now all the bags are out of the way. Awesome product, exactly what I was looking for.