various embodiments of the disclosed embodiments may be discussed in detail below . the disclosed embodiments are described with reference to the figures . like reference numerals are used throughout . while specific implementations may be discussed , it should be understood that this may be done for illustration purposes only . a person skilled in the relevant art may recognize that other components and configurations may be used without parting from the spirit and scope of the disclosed embodiments . the disclosed embodiments may concern a utility bag as shown in fig1 . in particular , fig1 shows a utility bag 100 . the bag 100 includes a first main compartment 102 and a second compartment 105 . the second compartment 105 may be attached to the main compartment 102 . a bag in accordance with embodiments may include additional compartments beyond the main compartment and the second compartment . the main compartment 102 may include a first cover 107 for closing the main compartment to contain materials disposed therein , and to mask odor and maintain a sanitary condition of items . the second compartment 105 may include a second cover 109 . the second cover 109 may be configured for closing the second compartment 105 to contain materials disposed therein using a secure closure device now known in the art or later developed , such as hook and loop fastener systems , magnetic closure systems , or snap - fit button systems , for example . an interior of the second compartment 105 is separate from an interior of the main compartment 102 . in an embodiment , a portion of the main compartment 102 may be transparent or opaque for enabling viewing of contents contained within the main compartment 102 . for example , as shown in fig1 , the main compartment 102 may include a front panel , a rear panel , and side panels that define the main compartment 102 . the side panels may comprise a transparent or opaque material 115 . the material 115 may comprise a known polymer or composite that is understood to be transparent or opaque . the transparent or opaque material 115 may enable viewing of temporarily stored unsanitary materials for easy and efficient recognition and disposal of said materials . the second compartment 105 may define an opening 117 . the opening 117 may be configured for drawing contents such as clean plastic bags out of the second compartment 105 from within . for example , plastic bags may be stored in the second compartment 105 and accessed by way of the opening 117 . the opening may be a circular , oval , or rectangular shaped opening , or any other suitable shape . for example , the opening may be a slit ( not shown ) configured to minimize the potential for objects to escape the interior of the second compartment 105 . the opening 117 may be substantially circular and fitted with a grommet in some embodiments , as shown in fig1 , or may be lined with stitching or other material to minimize wear , for example . the main compartment 102 may be enclosed by the first cover 107 and fastened using a latch or fastener as shown in fig1 . any latch or fastener means that is now known or later developed and may be implemented to enable and maintain closure of the main compartment 102 may be used . for example , a magnetic fastening system , a metal mechanical closure device , or a hook and loop fastening system may be used . a leash fastener 118 may be implemented and used to attach to and secure a leash . for example , leash fastener 118 may comprise any now known or later developed fastening system useful for attaching to a leash , including a hook and loop fastening system , a magnetic fastening system , and a snap - fit clip , snap - fit button , or buckle fastening system as shown in fig1 . in some embodiments , the leash fastener 118 may be configured to attach to items other than leashes , such as utility belts , wheelchairs , or hand carried items , for example . a key chain clasp 121 may be provided and attached to an interior of the second compartment 105 . additional fastening or retaining means now known or later developed for holding devices within the second compartment 105 or maintaining their attachment to the bag 100 may be provided . fig2 shows a side view of a utility bag 200 . the bag 200 includes a main compartment 202 and a second compartment 205 . the second compartment 205 may be attached to the main compartment 202 . the main compartment 202 may include a first cover 207 for closing the main compartment to contain materials disposed therein . the second compartment 205 may include a second cover 209 . the second cover 209 may be configured for closing the second compartment 205 to contain materials disposed therein . an interior of the second compartment 205 is separate from an interior of the main compartment 202 . in an embodiment , a portion of the main compartment 202 may be transparent or opaque for enabling viewing of contents contained within the main compartment 202 . for example , as shown in fig2 , the main compartment 202 may include a front panel , a rear panel , and side panels that define the main compartment 202 . the side panels may comprise a transparent material 215 . the transparent material 215 may comprise a known polymer or composite that is understood to be transparent or opaque . the second compartment 205 may define an opening 217 . the opening 217 may be configured for drawing contents such as clean plastic bags out of the second compartment 205 from within . for example , plastic bags may be stored in the second compartment 205 and accessed by way of the opening 217 . the opening may be a circular , oval , or rectangular shaped opening , or any other suitable shape . for example , the opening may be a slit configured to minimize the potential for objects to escape the interior of the second compartment 205 . the opening 217 may be fitted with a grommet in some embodiments , as shown in fig2 . the main compartment 202 may be enclosed by the first cover 207 and fastened using a latch or fastener shown in fig2 . any latch or fastener means that is now known or later developed and may be implemented to enable and maintain closure of the main compartment 202 may be used . a leash fastener 218 may also be implemented as shown for attaching to , for example , a pet leash or the like . for example , leash fastener 218 may comprise any now known or later developed fastening system useful for attaching to a leash , including a hook and loop fastening system , a magnetic fastening system , and a snap - fit clip , snap - fit button , or buckle fastening system as shown in fig2 . a key chain clasp 221 may be provided and attached to an interior of the second compartment 205 . additional fastening or retaining means now know or later developed for holding devices within the second compartment 205 or maintaining their attachment to the bag 200 may be provided . fig3 shows a front view of a utility bag 300 . the bag 300 includes a main compartment 302 and a second compartment 305 . the second compartment 305 may be attached to the main compartment 302 . the main compartment 302 may include a first cover 307 for closing the main compartment to contain materials disposed therein . the second compartment 305 may include a second cover 309 . the second cover 309 may be configured for closing the second compartment 305 to contain materials disposed therein . an interior of the second compartment 305 is separate from an interior of the main compartment 302 . a portion of the main compartment 302 may be transparent or opaque for enabling viewing of contents contained within the main compartment 302 . for example , as shown in fig3 , the main compartment 302 may include a front panel , a rear panel , and side panels that define the main compartment 302 . the side panels may comprise a transparent material ( not shown ). the transparent material may comprise a known polymer or composite that is understood to be transparent or opaque . the second compartment 305 may define an opening 317 . the opening 317 may be configured for drawing contents such as clean plastic bags out of the second compartment 305 from within . for example , plastic bags may be stored in the second compartment 305 and accessed by way of the opening 317 . the opening may be a circular , oval , or rectangular shaped opening , or any other suitable shape . for example , the opening may be a slit configured to minimize the potential for objects to escape the interior of the second compartment 305 . the opening 317 may be fitted with a grommet in some embodiments , as shown in fig3 . the main compartment 302 may be enclosed by the first cover 307 and fastened using a latch or fastener as shown in fig3 . any latch or fastener means that is now known or later developed and may be implemented to enable and maintain closure of the main compartment 302 may be used . a leash fastener 318 may also be implemented as shown for attaching to , for example , a pet leash or the like . for example , the leash fastener 318 may comprise any now known or later developed fastening system useful for attaching to a leash , including a hook and loop fastening system , a magnetic fastening system , and a snap - fit clip or buckle fastening system . a key chain clasp 321 may be provided and attached to an interior of the second compartment 305 . additional fastening or retaining means now known or later developed for holding devices within the second compartment 305 or maintaining their attachment to the bag 300 may be provided . fig4 shows a rear view of a utility bag 400 . a utility bag 400 may include a main compartment 402 and a cover 407 . the cover 407 may be fastened to the main compartment 402 by a fastener or clasp . a key chain or similar utility fastening device 421 may be tethered to the bag 400 . a leash fastener 418 may also be implemented as shown for attaching to , for example , a pet leash or the like . for example , the leash fastener 418 may comprise any now known or later developed fastening system useful for attaching to a leash , including a hook and loop fastening system , a magnetic fastening system , and a snap - fit clip , snap - fit button , or buckle fastening system . fig5 shows a top view of a bag 500 . the bag 500 is in a closed configuration . the bag 500 includes a main compartment 502 and a second compartment 505 . the second compartment 505 may be attached to the main compartment 502 . the main compartment 502 may include a first cover 507 for closing the main compartment to contain materials disposed therein . the second compartment 505 may include a second cover 509 . the second cover 509 may be configured for closing the second compartment 505 to contain materials disposed therein . an interior of the second compartment 505 is separate from an interior of the main compartment 502 . a portion of the main compartment 502 may be transparent or opaque for enabling viewing of contents contained within the main compartment 502 . for example , as shown in fig5 , the main compartment 502 may include a front panel , a rear panel , and side panels that define the main compartment 502 . the side panels may comprise a transparent material ( not shown ). the transparent material may comprise a known polymer or composite that is understood to be transparent or opaque . the second compartment 505 may define an opening 517 . the opening 517 may be configured for drawing contents such as clean plastic bags out of the second compartment 505 from within . for example , plastic bags may be stored in the second compartment 505 and accessed by way of the opening 517 . the opening may be a circular , oval , or rectangular shaped opening , or any other suitable shape . for example , the opening may be a slit configured to minimize the potential for objects to escape the interior of the second compartment 505 . the opening 517 may be fitted with a grommet in some embodiments , as shown in fig5 . the main compartment 502 may be enclosed by the first cover 507 and fastened using a latch or fastener as shown in fig5 . any latch or fastener means that is now known or later developed and may be implemented to enable and maintain closure of the main compartment 502 may be used . a leash fastener 518 may also be implemented as shown for attaching to , for example , a pet leash or the like . for example , the leash fastener 518 may comprise any now known or later developed fastening system useful for attaching to a leash , including a hook and loop fastening system , a magnetic fastening system , and a snap - fit clip or buckle fastening system . a key chain clasp 521 may be provided and attached to an interior of the second compartment 505 . additional fastening or retaining means now know or later developed for holding devices within the second compartment 505 or maintaining their attachment to the bag 500 may be provided . fig6 shows a bottom view of a utility bag 600 . the bag 600 is in a closed configuration . the utility bag 600 includes a main compartment 602 and a second compartment 605 . a key chain clasp 621 may be provided and attached to an interior of the second compartment 605 . additional fastening or retaining means now known or later developed for holding devices within the second compartment 605 or maintaining their attachment to the bag 600 may be provided . fig7 shows a top view of a utility bag 700 . the bag 700 is in an open configuration . the bag 700 includes a main compartment 702 and a second compartment 705 . the second compartment 705 may be attached to the main compartment 702 . the main compartment 702 may include a first cover 707 for closing the main compartment to contain materials disposed therein . the second compartment 705 may include a second cover 709 . the second cover 709 may be configured for closing the second compartment 705 to contain materials disposed therein . a portion of the main compartment 702 may be transparent or opaque for enabling viewing of contents contained within the main compartment 702 . for example , as shown in fig7 , the main compartment 702 may include a front panel , a rear panel , and side panels 715 that define the main compartment 702 . the side panels 715 may comprise a transparent material ( not shown ). the transparent material may comprise a known polymer or composite that is understood to be transparent or opaque . the second compartment 705 may define an opening 717 . the opening 717 may be configured for drawing contents such as clean plastic bags out of the second compartment 705 from within . for example , plastic bags may be stored in the second compartment 705 and accessed by way of the opening 717 . the opening may be a circular , oval , or rectangular shaped opening , or any other suitable shape . for example , the opening may be a slit configured to minimize the potential for objects to escape the interior of the second compartment 705 . the opening 717 may be fitted with a grommet in some embodiments , as shown in fig7 . the main compartment 702 may be enclosed by the first cover 707 and fastened using a latch or fastener . any latch or fastener means that is now known or later developed and may be implemented to enable and maintain closure of the main compartment 702 may be used . a leash fastener 718 may also be implemented as shown for attaching to , for example , a pet leash or the like . for example , the leash fastener 718 may comprise any now known or later developed fastening system useful for attaching to a leash , including a hook and loop fastening system , a magnetic fastening system , and a snap - fit clip or buckle fastening system . a key chain clasp 721 may be provided and attached to an interior of the second compartment 705 . an interior space 731 of the main compartment 702 is separate from an interior space 741 of the second compartment 705 . additional fastening or retaining means now known or later developed for holding devices within the second compartment 705 or maintaining their attachment to the bag 700 may be provided . the key chain clasp and tether may be placed inside the second compartment 705 in the interior space 741 thereof the interior space 741 may be configured to contain , for example , clean plastic bags . the interior space 741 may be configured for containing said plastic bags or the like in a configuration that enables removal of a single bag or multiple bags from the interior space 741 of the second compartment 705 . the interior space 741 of the second compartment 705 may be configured to include , define or include pockets , include straps , or have similar retaining structures for securing items in the second compartment 705 . for example , the second compartment 705 may include slits or pockets ( not shown ) for retaining credit cards , bank cards , identification cards , and similar items . the disclosed embodiments may concern a utility bag as shown in fig8 . in particular , fig8 shows a utility bag 800 . the bag 800 includes a main compartment 802 and a second compartment 805 . the second compartment 805 may be attached to the main compartment 802 . the main compartment 802 may include a first cover 807 for closing the main compartment to contain materials disposed therein . the second compartment 805 may include a second cover 809 . the second cover 809 may be configured for closing the second compartment 805 to contain materials disposed therein . an interior of the second compartment 805 is separate from an interior of the main compartment 802 . a portion of the main compartment 802 may be transparent or opaque for enabling viewing of contents contained within the main compartment 802 . for example , as shown in fig8 , the main compartment 802 may include a front panel , a rear panel , and side panels that define the main compartment 802 . the side panels may comprise a transparent material 815 . the transparent material 815 may comprise a known polymer or composite that is understood to be transparent or opaque . the second compartment 805 may define an opening 817 . the opening 817 may be configured for drawing contents such as clean plastic bags out of the second compartment 805 from within . for example , plastic bags may be stored in the second compartment 805 and accessed by way of the opening 817 . the opening may be a circular , oval , or rectangular shaped opening , or any other suitable shape . for example , the opening may be a slit configured to minimize the potential for objects to escape the interior of the second compartment 805 . the opening 817 may be fitted with a grommet in some embodiments , as shown in fig8 . the main compartment 802 may be enclosed by the first cover 807 and fastened using a latch or fastener as shown in fig8 . any latch or fastener means that is now known or later developed and may be implemented to enable and maintain closure of the main compartment 802 may be used . a leash fastener may also be implemented as shown for attaching to , for example , a pet leash or the like . for example , the leash fastener 822 may comprise any now known or later developed fastening system useful for attaching to a leash , including a hook and loop fastening system , a magnetic fastening system , and a snap - fit clip , a snap - fit button , or a buckle fastening system . the leash fastener 822 comprises a snap - fit button fastening system as shown in fig8 . a key chain clasp 821 may be provided and attached to an interior of the second compartment 805 . additional fastening or retaining means now known or later developed for holding devices within the second compartment 805 or maintaining their attachment to the bag 800 may be provided . fig9 shows a perspective view of a bag in accordance with another embodiment . in particular , fig9 shows a utility bag 900 in accordance with an embodiment wherein the second compartment 905 may define an opening 917 . the opening 917 may be configured for drawing contents such as clean plastic bags out of the second compartment 905 from within . for example , plastic bags may be stored in the second compartment 905 and accessed by way of the opening 917 . the opening shown in fig9 is defined by the second compartment 905 to comprise a slit or button - hole - type opening . in other embodiments , the opening may be substantially circular as shown in fig8 , for example , or oval , rectangular shaped , or any other suitable shape . the slit configuration shown in fig9 minimizes the potential for objects to escape the interior of the second compartment 905 . in some embodiments , a pocket ( or other type of compartment ) can be included in either the main compartment or the second compartment to hold an air freshener . although the air freshener pocket can be in the main compartment and / or the second compartment , because the main compartment is likely used to hold animal waste , it is desirable to include the air freshener compartment in the main compartment . particular embodiments include the air freshener pocket located at the apex or fold of the first cover ( for example , first cover 107 ). particular embodiments include the air freshener pocket made of an air permeable material such as a mesh . some air freshener pockets are closed at one end to help retain an air freshener while others are open at both ends and , for example , rely on a friction fit between the pocket and the air freshener to keep the air freshener in position . an example of the air freshener pocket is a rectangle of a mesh material that is sewn along two opposite edges to the underside of the first cover ( for example , first cover 107 ) and open at the two other edges . another example of the air freshener pocket is a rectangle of a mesh material that is sewn along three edges to the underside of the first cover ( for example , first cover 107 ) and open only at the other edge . either of these two examples can include the rectangle of mesh extending along the length of the apex or fold of the first cover ( for example first cover 107 ) and stopping a short distance ( for example ¼ inch to ¾ inch ) from the ends of the apex or fold . particular examples can include the rectangle of mesh extending along the length of the apex or fold of the first cover ( for example first cover 107 ) and stopping ½ inch from the ends of the apex or fold . although the above description may contain specific details , they should not be construed as limiting the claims in any way . other configurations of the described embodiments of the disclosed embodiments may be part of the scope of the disclosed embodiments .
a utility bag includes a main compartment having a first wall , a second wall , the second wall being transparent or opaque , and a cover that is movable between an open position , in which an interior space of the main compartment is accessible , and a closed position , in which the interior space of the main compartment is not accessible ; and a second compartment having a first wall attached to the first wall of the main compartment , a cover that is movable between an open position , in which an interior space of the second compartment is accessible , and a closed position , in which the interior space of the second compartment is not accessible , and an opening in the second compartment , an open state of the opening being independent a position of the cover of the second compartment .