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Gorilla Supply Blue Waste Bags, 1000 Review (2027)
Gorilla Supply's 1000 blue bags with dispenser and leash tie: the budget bulk value pick. Our research-based verdict.
Gorilla Supply Blue Waste Bags with Dispenser, 1000
A thousand blue bags with a dispenser and leash tie: the budget bulk buy for heavy-use homes.
Our verdict
Gorilla Supply's 1000-count box is the value end of this guide, and it is honest about what it is: a thousand unscented 9 x 13 in bags with a dispenser and leash tie, at the budget tier, with a maker EPI technology claim that must not be mistaken for compostability. For heavy-use homes the count alone justifies it, and the included dispenser removes the starter-kit problem. Owners who want eco certification should spend more on a certified bag; owners who want the most bags for the least fuss will stop here.
What we like
- 1000 bags, the joint-largest count here, for homes that go through rolls weekly
- Dispenser and leash tie included, so the box is walk-ready
- 9 x 13 in size covers a full hand with tying room
- Blue rolls are easy to spot in a bag or pocket
- Unscented, which suits fragrance-free households
What to watch out for
- EPI technology is described by the maker as helping bags fragment over time; it is not certified compostability
- No handles, so closing is a knot like every other roll bag here
- A 1000-count case needs storage space and is heavy to move around
What owners report: Gorilla Supply Blue Waste Bags with Dispenser, 1000
Synthesized from recurring themes in long-term owner feedback.
Most praised
- The sheer count means owners stop thinking about reordering for months, even with several dogs
- The included dispenser and tie mean the first walk needs no extra purchase
- The blue film shows the bag clearly against grass and pavement, so a dropped bag is easy to retrieve
Common complaints
- Owners who bought it as an eco bag are disappointed to learn EPI fragmenting is not composting
- The case is heavy enough that carrying the whole box to a second home is a chore
- The rolls are standard width, so owners with very large hands still reach for handle bags
Who it is for
High-use homes, multi-dog households and dog walkers who want the biggest budget count with a dispenser included.
A thousand bags changes the routine
At two bags a day, a thousand bags lasts about sixteen months for one dog and eight months for two, which turns bag buying from a recurring errand into a rare one. The blue rolls help in a small way: they are visible in a pocket or bag, so a dropped roll is retrieved rather than lost. The 9 x 13 in size is the roomy standard, so there is no learning curve for owners switching from another brand's rolls.
The dispenser and tie complete the box
Like the Amazon Basics bundle, this box is walk-ready: the dispenser and leash tie mean a new owner clips on and walks without a second order. The tie is a useful detail, since it secures a used bag to the leash for the carry to the bin, sparing the owner a hand. For dog walkers juggling several leads, that small feature earns its place.
The EPI claim, stated plainly
Gorilla Supply describes EPI technology as helping the bags fragment over time. Fragmenting is not composting, and it is not a certification: the plastic breaks into smaller pieces rather than breaking down into soil under a composting standard. Owners who buy this box as an eco bag will be disappointed, and the guide says so rather than letting the claim blur. As a budget bulk bag it needs no eco defence; as an eco bag it is not the pick.
Key specifications
- Count
- 1000 bags
- Bag size
- 9 x 13 in
- Scent
- Unscented
- Includes
- Dispenser and leash tie
- Material note
- Maker-described EPI technology
- Color
- Blue
Also consider
Amazon Basics Unscented Waste Bags with Dispenser, 900
Nine hundred unscented bags with a dispenser and leash clip in the box: the stock-up pick for busy homes.
Why consider it: The near-identical bundle at 900 bags with a leash clip, for owners who prefer the Amazon Basics dispenser style
- Count: 900 bags (60 rolls of 15)
- Bag size: 13 x 9 in
Pet N Pet Green Bulk Rolls, Unscented, 1080 Bags
The biggest count in this guide: 1080 plant-blend rolls for homes that never want to run out.
Why consider it: The bigger, plant-blend count for owners who want 1080 bags with plant-based content instead of EPI technology
- Count: 1080 bags (60 rolls of 18)
- Bag size: 9 x 13 in
Research-based assessment. TrueGear has not hands-on tested this product; this evaluation synthesizes manufacturer specifications, retailer documentation, and published expert reviews.
Questions, answered
Are Gorilla Supply bags compostable?
No. The maker describes EPI technology as helping bags fragment over time, which is not compostability and carries no composting certification. For certified compostable bags, see BioBag and Pogi's handled bags in this guide.
Does the 1000 box include a dispenser?
Yes, a dispenser and a leash tie are included. The tie lets a used bag be secured to the leash for the carry to the bin, which is handy on long walks without a nearby bin.
Are these bags scented?
No, the listing describes them as unscented. Owners who want scent masking should look at the lavender and powder-fresh picks in this guide.
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