Dog Food Storage The Right Way
by Dogasaur on September 30, 2009
Admittedly, the storage of dry dog food isn’t a big problem. But it’s hardly a source of pleasure either. The dog food manufacturers don’t spend a lot of time on packaging so the sacks are bulky and ugly. And, no matter how tightly you close the bag, the dry food is like a magnet for insects (or grizzly bears if you live in an Alaskan cabin). Hence the HyperBin, which serves to seal your dry food stash in a zip-top container that keeps bugs and ants out and the smell and freshness in. Made of heavy duty clear plastic impregnated (that plastic gets around these days, doesn’t it?) with nylon fibers, this rip-stop spawn is transparent and durable. It has two zippers, two handles and a removable liner for easy cleaning. Really, could you ask for anything more?
* Collapsible; easy-to-release latches spring it to life.
* Holds up to 20 pounds of dog food, measured either in weight or volume. They explain it but we’re still not sure they know what they’re talking about.
* 12 inches tall, 11 inches in diameter. So however much it weighs, it’s gotta fit in this space.
* A Dogasaur “Daily Woof!”








