Earth Rated Unscented Dog Poop Bags review: the extra-thick, leak-proof bag

By the Clean Fluff Club team. Published October 19, 2026. How we picked.

Our pick

Earth Rated Unscented Dog Poop Bags

Best forOwners who dislike lavender bags

The catch
No lavender, so the bag won't cover the smell.
Skip it if
You want the bag to hide the smell. Try the lavender Earth Rated.

The catch: No lavender, so the bag won't cover the smell.

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The answer in 20 seconds

  • Earth Rated Unscented is our pick when you want an extra-thick, leak-proof bag with easy-open perforations.
  • The catch: it won't cover the smell.
  • Want that? Take the lavender Earth Rated.
In this guide6 sections

Picking up poop is bad enough. A bag that tears is worse. Earth Rated Unscented is extra-thick, leak-proof and easy to open.

Who this bag suits

  • Daily walks, where the pickup should feel secure.
  • Anyone who wants no fumbling mid-walk. The perforations are easy-open.

What you get

  • Extra-thick and leak-proof: the pickup feels secure.
  • Easy-open perforations: tear, open, pick up, done.

Extra-thick, leak-proof, easy to open.

How to use it

Tear off a bag at the perforation, open it, pick up.

The catch

The catch
It won't cover the smell. Want that? The lavender-scented Earth Rated does.

Skip it if

  • You want bags and a dispenser in one box. See all three side by side.

More on what to look for: best dog poop bags. Want the full ranking? See the waste and outdoors picks.

Verdict

If you want an extra-thick, leak-proof bag that opens easily, buy Earth Rated Unscented.

Your next move

Questions people ask

Will they leak?

No. They're extra-thick and leak-proof.

Are they easy to open?

Yes. Tear at the perforation; the perforations are easy-open.

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Earth Rated Unscented Dog Poop Bags

Best forOwners who dislike lavender bags

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