BrilliantPad Replacement Rolls for The Self-Cleaning Dog Potty (4 Pack) | Easy to Use, Super Absorbent, No Mess Puppy Pads for Dogs 25 lbs and Under

Too expensive, changed 3 times a day only lasts 17 days or less for one roll, when it's time to change you can definitely smell the odor when on shark tank he swore it was "odorless", poop falls out of it, and it's hard to keep the roll closed when you're trying to dispose of it unless you put a rubber band around it. All in all poor product. Paper material doesn't really absorb the urine and dogs legs are always wet.

Just as expensive if not more expensive as buying regular potty pads. Not as absorbent either. Leaks through to the bottom and makes the pad stick to machine. They need to make them more absorbent so they last longer and lower the price. I thought buying this would lower the cost of potty pads for me, but in the long run I doesn't

These are great, i donwish they were a bit more competative is cost. One would think it’s cheaper to manufacture these as rolls than individual pads, but the cost is significantly cheaper with a single pad than these rolls.

Convenient to use once you figure it out.Sometimes the roll won't wind because it gets too loose.What i dont like is the price. I have 4 dogs, so go thru a roll quickly. With one dog, it would be fine.

Concept is good however process and cost leave me on the fence with this product. Do my pups use the pads, yes. However, they also will hit around the edges which still leads to mess to periodically pick up. Also the cost of replacement pads is making me consider getting rid of this because it is adding up for a pee pad.

They work great but they are too expensive. I only get about two weeks out of a roll.

Poor experience with the 4-pack replacement rolls since the quality of these is significantly less than 2-pack ones.The 4-pack do not absorb and the roll won't wind because it gets too loose.I would love to know what happened becasuse with the first 2-pack, the experience was not like that.

What can you say about refills? Does seem a shame to throw out and purchase new spindles and gears each time. I think those parts should be reusable, but that would require a different design.