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Love your pets but hate their smells? The Dooli pail may be able to help

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The only way to make your pets cuter? To only see (and not smell) them. And now, when it comes to their waste, at least, that’s a possibility. That is, of course, if the new pet waste disposal system known as Dooli is as good as it claims to be. A deodorizing pail setup, this Kickstarter project promises to cater to both cats and dogs, and has branded itself as “the most environmentally friendly pet waste pail on the market.”

While this pail isn’t meant to fully replace your cat’s litter box or your dog’s pad, it aims to quickly address the issue of bad smells without forcing you to take all your pet’s business outside. Using a patented lever mechanism that creates a double seal in the waste bag, Dooli promises to block odors better than other pails. To use the pail, simply lift the lid, use the Dooli Scooper to toss your cat’s litter or your doggy bag into the pail, and then close the lid. The lever technology promises to take care of the rest. You can also choose to have this pet waste pail emit a pleasant scent of its own, and adjust just how much of an air freshener you need after every disposal.

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Not only does Dooli promise to be eco-friendly, it’s also meant to be nice to your wallet. Dooli promises nearly twice as many of their seven-layer odor barrier bags for nearly half the cost of competitors.

“Dooli makes the process of pet waste disposal easier than any other pail on the market,” said Alison Diamond, vice president at Dooli. “Our goal here is to take away all unnecessary hassles that come along with other waste pails while making the smallest impact on the environment as possible.”

Right now, you can pre-order the Dooli from Kickstarter for the early bird price of $26, with an estimated delivery date of January 2017. So if you can stand your pets’ smells until early next year, you’ll love them all the more afterwards.

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