Litter Genie Easy Roll Pail

Dilemma. Daily scooping and what to do with the bag. I certainly don’t want it in my kitchen trash can and I really don’t want a bunch of individual bags loose in the outside bin; and all that plastic??? Maybe you guys have an effective solution, but I didn’t. Litter Genie to the rescue. We have a diabetic cat that pees a lot but the Easy Roll handles his waste for a week. It’s trim enough so it’s not an eyesore but for the control of odor it provides, I’d deal with it. Simple to use and easy to replace/change the bag. The included scoop is a nice addition and attaches conveniently to the side of the unit. The opening to the unit is large (much larger than the scoop) so waste slides easily into the Genie, which means minimal cleaning required. It’s all plastic but for how it’s being used, it’s sturdy. Great purchase. I just wish I had done it sooner.

After living in our home for almost 5 years, our HOA decided that all trash cans needed to be inside the garage. My side patio next to our garage was no longer acceptable. We've always just collected clumping litter in plastic grocery bags and discarded with our regular kitchen trash. Being outside there was no problem but in the confines of the closed garage a weeks worth of litter quickly became smelly no matter how tightly I closed the bags. Enter the Litter Genie. I found it to be very nice size to fit in our small laundry room right next to the litter box. It's very simple to just open the lid, drop in the clumps, open the trap door and every thing magically disappears and then it's tightly resealed when you close the trap door. I usually change the bag after 2 weeks, but have gone as long as 3 weeks. Seems there's plenty of room for more. We're now using a silici based litter so it's only the solid waste. Larger clumps may fill it faster. Staying inside the house, there's no odor and my garage of course smells better. I highly recommend the Litter Genie. I picked the Platinum Pail, liking the white color and thinking the metal would be less likely to absorb odors. It's been about 3 months and I'm still using the bags that came with the Litter Genie, I'm not sure how many are left. But I have a back up box waiting... If you've been thinking about a Litter Genie , for sure, for a 1 cat household it's a very nice system. My laundry room is cleaner, no more bags of grocery bags hanging on the door knob and much easier to quickly scoop out the waste, so the box stays cleaner.

I read all of the reviews, especially the 1-star ones. Expensive but purchase wasn't going to change my life style so a month ago I bought the Litter Genie Platinum. I really like this thing. I have four 8 pound cats and multiple litter trays. One of the trays is in the laundry room and gets about 30% of the usage. I use the litter robot twice a day. So far zero issues other than not reading the directions. You have to pull the bag up far enough to easily fit over the flap and 4 corners. The weight of the used litter will pull the bag down and keep it sealed. This means that first usage when I change the bag needs to be days worth of litter. After that it seals itself nicely. I have not noticed any odors coming from the pail. I don't think it would work well with lightweight litter. I use clay clumping litter and it is rather heavy. Open the lid, scoop in what needs to be scooped, close the lid, pull the 'flush' tray out and everything falls into the bag. Push back in the 'flush' tray and it will click into place. A plastic scoop shovel comes with the unit and there is a holder on the side. If anything sticks to the scoop shovel I wash it before returning it to the holder. In regards to the bottom bag box holder - yeah, it's pretty pitiful. They could have designed it so that it firmly gripped the bag box. I put some rubber tape on the inside of the holder and now it firmly holds the box. One review mentioned having to wash up after using this - good idea anyway, but I've used it several dozen times and changed the bag several times and haven't experienced that problem. Another review said that litter gets into the bottom of the pail outside of the bag - I haven't had that happen either. All in all - very good purchase. I'm buying a couple of more today to sit by the other litter boxes.

This is a great way to store cat litter droppings! I keep it right next to the litter box and it's so easy to clean out the litter box and remove odors so conveniently. No need for me to find a trash bag and run to the garage trashcan. My only concern is that the scoop is plastic and not very sturdy. I think that it will wear out and break quickly. I am sure that I can find a comparable aluminum scoop that fits into the convenient scoop storage on the side.

As a senior citizen, I didn't want to have to do a lot of knot tying, or fiddling with the bags and this seemed like a better solution for me than the original Litter Genie model as my first time using one of these. I also like the look better. After about a month, I'm very pleased with my purchase. Initially, I used the Genie only for poo, as both kittens were using pine pellets in Tidy Cat Breeze boxes, so there were no pee clumps, a solution *I* liked very much! However, it became clear that one kitten did not *like* using the pine pellets, was holding his pee longer than he should, and to avoid urinary tract issues, I am now using non-clay clumping litter. So the bags are filling faster now, but it looks like we will use about a bag per week for two 10-month-old boy kittens of about 10 pounds each. Better than what the manufacturer describes! This may change as they develop their full growth and I expect it to, but if we use 2 bags per week, cost would remain reasonable for us and this is so much less unsightly than my previous 4 gallon OPEN wastebasket lined with regular trash bags. The set up is easy, though you must be careful to be sure your plastic bag is well held by the plastic hooks. I usually double-over the edge slightly and make sure all 4 hooks are fully engaged. I've not had any trouble with the bag becoming loose and falling off the hooks as it gets full. To gauge how full, you look down in the bag with the odor trap slider door opened, so at that time, it's possible odor might escape, but it's not been an issue for me with a quick peek here and there. You DON'T want to overfill, as that could prevent the odor control sliding trap from closing. Overfilling will also make it difficult to tie the bag off. So STOP filling when the level of litter is starting to approach, but is not yet AT the level of the odor trap slider! Removing the full bag is easy, just lift the top of the Genie, unhook the bag from the plastic hooks, twist it closed, tie it off, gently pull it up, separate the used bag at the perforation. Dispose of used bag, then hook your fresh bag to the plastic hooks, close it all up and ready to go! I think it is a good idea to open up the new bag by putting your hand inside and making sure it is all open and intact. That way the litter can drop in easy. I've had no odors, no problems, the unit feels sturdy and is not very likely to be knocked over by boisterous kittens (whom, just yesterday, brought down my full, 13 gallon kitchen trashcan). It looks nice. Is it perfect? Close, but not quite. I would like to see a pail style handle. There IS a molded handle at the back that you can grab the unit by to move it, but it is NOT well-balanced once the unit gets weighed down by litter! A pail style and hopefully METAL handle would make moving the Genie between litter boxes much easier. And that's why I docked a star. P.S. Just did third bag change, all continues to go smoothly. Am ordering another for upstairs use. Update: March 2025 Still completely happy with this purchase!

An excellent litter box smell solution. Makes cleaning less of a hassle. The opening is bigger than on a standard litter genie (I've previously used the plastic one), though I think waste tends to not drop into the bag as easily, so sometimes I have to tilt the litter genie (after closing the lid). The clamp drawer thing is not spring-attached as on the plastic model, it just freely slides so make sure to push it in til it clicks closed otherwise smells may escape. I do wish given this is the premium model that more components were metal and not plastic, especially the scoop and scoop holder, since those directly contact pet waste so may get smelly over time.

This one is bigger than the older model, and I like it so far! The new design around the lid and how the baggies are put in is easier. The older version used to cut open my hand. The tray for keeping out smells is also better, and I have been double bagging so it hasn’t really been that smelly yet. Although plastic tends to trap in odor. If this was fully metal that would be great. I think the other metal version available also has plastic components.

If you have a cat, just buy it. It’s everything you want it to be. It’s so much easier than hoarding Walmart bags under your sink, especially now that Walmart bags rip if someone thinks a mean thought about them. There’s no trying to get the stupid little bag to stay folded open, no being engulfed with the poop smells while scooping, no filling your trash can up with heavy litter daily and wasting valuable actual trash room. And it has a holder for the litter scoop, so no scoop wrapped in a Walmart bag hidden under the sink. My kitchen sink cabinet has never been more roomy, y’all. We have two cats and three boxes. The litter genie fills up about every four days for us. That sounded like a lot to me, so I did the math for bag refills to make sure I was willing to pay for them long term. A refill is $20, with 24 bags per roll. If I’m changing the bag every four days, that’s about 3 months of bags per roll (I’m not showing you my math because I’m bad at math and easily embarrassed. If I’m wrong let me live in blissful ignorance, please). That sounds fair to me, but if it doesn’t work with you, the Walmart bags or small trash bags would almost definitely fit in the genie, so you can MacGyver it to fit your lifestyle. I love this thing. I mean really. I was worried the bags would rip, they’re crazy strong. I was worried it would fill too fast, but I’m using 4x less plastic bags than I was before, and frankly, the full bag is a little hefty, so any bigger and I’d probably struggle to carry it out. I was worried the smell wouldn’t stay trapped, but unless you open the trap door while the top lid is open, you can’t tell there’s four days worth of cat potty right next to you. As for troubleshooting tips based on what other reviews complained about, never fear, I have suggestions. - Having trouble keeping the bag secured? Not enough free edge to tie the bag once it’s time to change it? Too much strain on the bag made it rip through the clips? Roll/cuff the top of the bag a couple times before you clip it into place. Reinforces bag, gives the clips more to hold, and keeps enough bag left for a good tie off. - Too much litter/dust collecting on top of the loading zone? Shake out your scoop more so you’re carrying less free litter, don’t scoop as much at one time, and/or drop the doodie into the pail more frequently so the clumps stay in the little trap door space, not sitting on the rim. Also, the bigger the scoop, the more stray litter you’re going to have going on the rim. The included scoop works really well and is obviously sized for the genie, so if you’ve got your own and it’s bigger than theirs, that might be part of your issue. - Scoop holder falls on your floor every time you go to change the bag out because you’re a big dummy who forgets that it’s only held on by the top lid every single time you open it somehow? I’m probably the only one with that problem, but if I’m not, lil bit of poster putty to stick the holder to the base, while keeping it removable for cleaning! I know, I know, I have a big brain, please hold your applause. (Side note, if you’re not happy with your litter or think it doesn’t work well with the genie, shout out to the arm & hammer brand clump & seal multi cat ~slide~ litter. Low dust, great clumps, absorbs smell like a champ)

Me daba nervio que no me funcionara, pero la verdad ha cumplido perfecto con mis expectativas y se ve bonito visualmente

I’m extremely satisfied with this purchase. From the moment I opened the box, the product felt premium and very well made. The stainless steel construction really stands out — it feels solid, durable, and much higher quality than typical plastic alternatives. It’s very easy to clean, and the stainless steel doesn’t absorb odors, which makes a big difference over time. The design is sleek, modern, and clearly built to last. Everything works exactly as described and makes daily use simple and convenient. I also really appreciate that it comes with trash bags included. They fit perfectly, are easy to install, and make the whole process much more practical. It’s a small detail, but it adds a lot of convenience. Overall, this is a high-quality product that looks great and performs perfectly. Definitely worth the investment — highly recommended!

Absolute Geruchskontrolle: Dank der mehrschichtigen Spezialfolie und der integrierten Luftklappe dringen absolut keine unangenehmen Gerüche nach außen. Man kann den Eimer problemlos direkt neben das Katzenklo oder in die Wohnung stellen. Die Easy Roll-Variante hat vorgefertigte, perforierte Beutel. Man reißt den vollen Beutel einfach ab und zieht den nächsten nach. Das ist deutlich sauberer und spart Zeit. Kompakt und stabil. Der Eimer hat einen breiteren Stand , kippt nicht so leicht um und nimmt im Raum kaum Platz weg. Beutel etwas teuer" – Das klassische "Drucker-Patronen-Prinzip

I thought it was an over-expensive trash can for 🐈💩 but boy was i WRONG!!! this thing keeps the odor in, is easy to use/refill, and makes cleaning the litterboxes so much easier & enjoyable somehow compared to when i was scooping it into a dog poop bag 🤯 love it, dont regret it, wish I bought it sooner 🙃

Al inicio dudé en la compra, ya que venía limpiando la caja de arena y ponía los residuos en bolsas desechables para mascotas (lo cual al final me salía más caro económicamente) y tenía que sacar la basura todos los días debido al olor. Al tener la caja de arena en el baño de mis hijos me preocupaba el olor y la limpieza de los desechos diarios, sobre todo, que él olvidara sacar la basura todos los días. Por lo que decidí comprar este sistema y fue un cambio total. No hay olores, una bolsa dura aproximadamente dos semanas (un solo gato), la compra se hizo en junio 2023 y esta opinión la estoy realizando en enero 2024 y aun tenemos bolsas de la primer recarga, por lo que si cumple lo que promete en cuanto al tiempo de recarga. La bolsa no hay que llenarla hasta arriba, se debe dejar un margen para poder cerrarla y desecharla, ya que veo varias opiniones de que se les caen las bolsas por el peso, a mi no me ha sucedido, pero quizás es por ese margen que dejo siempre para cerrar la bolsa lo cual hace que no sea tan pesada y sin embargo al sacarla siempre veo que la cantidad de desecho es bastante. Me gusta que no ocupa mucho espacio por lo que fácilmente se puede poner en un rinconcito en el baño. En casa utilizamos la arena scoop away y es muy fácil tirar los desechos sin ensuciar nada ya que parecen rocas, por lo que si recomiendo que utilicen una arena que aglutine bien para que no tengan problemas a la hora de ponerlos en el genie litter y que se manche o que no caigan bien en la bolsa. Los repuestos me parecen a un precio accesible (alrededor de $360), sobre todo por la durabilidad. Para mi esto se ha vuelto algo necesario si tienes uno o más gatos ya que evita olores y vueltas constantes para sacar la basura. Al hacer el cambio de bolsa solo asegurarte de abrirla bien ya que viene cerrada a lo largo y ponerla correctamente en los 4 ganchos que trae el bote para que con el peso no haga que resbale y se caiga. Después de 7 meses de uso el little genie está como nuevo, sin olores en el plástico por lo que no he visto la necesidad de lavarlo más que desinfectarlo en cada cambio de bolsa con Lysol. Realmente lo recomiendo.