I use a Kissa's antibacterial pail liner--it comes in one size (I believe) and is around $14. We use it in a small click top Sterlite Target trash can.
My wetbags are by Monkey Foot Designs. EXTREMELY well made, great patterns, super nice artist....but are smaller than most and are expensive. I have 2 mediums, but each only fit about 2 CD's comfortably. You can get 3 in but you'd get your hand all yuck.
Honestly... they're all just PUL. I'm not sure I'd worry about brand a whole lot.
This is ultimately my thought as well. We use PW pail liners and have wet bags from FB (the ecobabybuys deal as well) and PW. I would keep your eyes peeled for whatever you can get for a deal. I'm just as happy w/my FB wet bags as my PW ones and they were half the price.
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I really like my Rumparooz wetbags. I just ordered another one this morning. I also have a Planet Wise wet/dry bag and I always have trouble getting all the water out of the PUL liner after it has been washed.
I really like my Rumparooz wetbags. I just ordered another one this morning. I also have a Planet Wise wet/dry bag and I always have trouble getting all the water out of the PUL liner after it has been washed.
This exactly. I have three Rumparooz wetbags and one medium sized planet wise bag for on the go in my diaper bag. I hate the planet wise bag. It always feels wet to the touch on the outside. My Rumparooz ones are awesome. I seriously can't say enough good things about them. I use one at home and send one to daycare each day and have a third one just for wash rotation.
I paid the same price for them ~18. The Planet Wise medium says it can hold 8-9 diapers, I would guess it holds more like 4-5. The Rumparooz says you can fit 15 and that is true. I wash after it's full and we do cloth wipes too, so there are usually 15 diapers + inserts (we do pocket dipes) + however many cloths were used for wiping. Love these bags.
I have planet wise pail liners (2 so there is always one clean) and a medium wet/dry bag so you can put the clean ones on one side and dirty on the other. I had to replace my pail liners after about a year but I always dry them in the dryer. With my two new ones I try to line dry them as much as possible. There are some super cute wetbags on etsy but I have never used them.
Large Planetwise with only elastic at the top - this is probably my favorite to use at home, because it fits the best in the garbage can that we use as a diaper pail.
Tiny Tush pail liner - the bag itself is just fine, but it's kind of a pain in the washer since the drawstring is so long - I've had it get wrapped around other stuff and tie stuff into a big jumble a few times.
Bummis large fabulous wet bag - definitely the best for travel! I love that it has both a zipper and a drawstring.
For small wetbags, I have a couple made by Kushies and one by Tweedle Bugs. I like all 3 of those just fine, but again I guess I prefer the zipper on the TB one.
Jess & Adam, married 2009, precious Audrey born in 2011. BFP 1/6/13, 6-wk MMC discovered at 9 wks 2/11/13. D&C 2/18/13, second D&C 4/23/13 for retained placenta. BFP 8/24/13!! EDD 5/1/14, delivered healthy and sweet Zoey Leanne on 5/5/14 by repeat c-section.
Re: Recommendations: Pail liners & wet/dry bags
I use a Kissa's antibacterial pail liner--it comes in one size (I believe) and is around $14. We use it in a small click top Sterlite Target trash can.
My wetbags are by Monkey Foot Designs. EXTREMELY well made, great patterns, super nice artist....but are smaller than most and are expensive. I have 2 mediums, but each only fit about 2 CD's comfortably. You can get 3 in but you'd get your hand all yuck.
I have Monkey Doodlez pail liners and Fuzzibunz wetbags I got on sale at ecobabybuys.
Honestly... they're all just PUL. I'm not sure I'd worry about brand a whole lot.
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I used to be a loyal PlanetWise wetbag user but they've all fallen apart.
I really like the Rump-a-Rooz wetbags but I wish they were bigger. I have to use two to hold a washer load of diapers where I only used one XL PW bag.
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This is ultimately my thought as well. We use PW pail liners and have wet bags from FB (the ecobabybuys deal as well) and PW. I would keep your eyes peeled for whatever you can get for a deal. I'm just as happy w/my FB wet bags as my PW ones and they were half the price.
This exactly. I have three Rumparooz wetbags and one medium sized planet wise bag for on the go in my diaper bag. I hate the planet wise bag. It always feels wet to the touch on the outside. My Rumparooz ones are awesome. I seriously can't say enough good things about them. I use one at home and send one to daycare each day and have a third one just for wash rotation.
I paid the same price for them ~18. The Planet Wise medium says it can hold 8-9 diapers, I would guess it holds more like 4-5. The Rumparooz says you can fit 15 and that is true. I wash after it's full and we do cloth wipes too, so there are usually 15 diapers + inserts (we do pocket dipes) + however many cloths were used for wiping. Love these bags.
We have 3 pail liners/big wet bags.
Large Planetwise with only elastic at the top - this is probably my favorite to use at home, because it fits the best in the garbage can that we use as a diaper pail.
Tiny Tush pail liner - the bag itself is just fine, but it's kind of a pain in the washer since the drawstring is so long - I've had it get wrapped around other stuff and tie stuff into a big jumble a few times.
Bummis large fabulous wet bag - definitely the best for travel! I love that it has both a zipper and a drawstring.
For small wetbags, I have a couple made by Kushies and one by Tweedle Bugs. I like all 3 of those just fine, but again I guess I prefer the zipper on the TB one.
Jess & Adam, married 2009, precious Audrey born in 2011. BFP 1/6/13, 6-wk MMC discovered at 9 wks 2/11/13. D&C 2/18/13, second D&C 4/23/13 for retained placenta.
BFP 8/24/13!! EDD 5/1/14, delivered healthy and sweet Zoey Leanne on 5/5/14 by repeat c-section.