What do you do with the dirty diapers?

Re: What do you do with the dirty diapers?

• beckerella member

  February 2011

  Monkey Foot Designs hanging wetbags do a fantastic job of keeping the smell in. I also like the Rockin' Green pail freshener.
  

  
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• Hulahoop1234

  February 2011

  I'm not familiar with the FB hanging pail, but I can tell you what we do.  I have a cheapo white plastic step on trash can from walmart.  I use planetwise pail liners in that.  I DS is 100% on solids now and just has a cup of whole milk with his meals, so his poop is plopped/flushed and then I swish the diaper before adding to the pail.  

  Is it an ammonia smell or a poop smell?  How long do you go between washes?  Is your LO still EBF, or on solids?  

  Rockin Green makes a pail freshener that you can shake in periodically. 

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• luvbeingmom member

  February 2011

  i agree with pp, get a cheap pail to put the bag in.

  at first i was just throwing dipes into my wetbag in the bathroom but i couldn't stand the smell either.

  i got a small 3 gallon trash bin with a lid that i put my wetbag in, and no smell ever since!
  

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• jeannaqueena member

  February 2011

  we hane a plantwise wet bag that i hang on the doorknob near the changing table and i use a little pail powder from rockin green
  

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• zxcvbnm1

  February 2011

  Thanks for the suggestions.  To answer some of the questions, she is only 2 months old and EBF.

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• monona9

  February 2011

  We have a pail and use a pail liner but sometimes the smell lingers. It goes away in a little while.

  I have to agree with PP about Monkey Foot Designs. We have an MFD wetbag for the diaper bag and just last week DD had a poo diaper while we were out. I put it in the wetbag and we left the bag in the car while we went into my mom's house to eat brunch. When we came back the car didn't smell at all! I almost forgot to bring the wetbag in the house when we got home haha.

  

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• NicoleR524 member

  March 2011

  I use medium/large sized wet bags that hold about a day to a day and a half of diapers.  They hang from the changing table and when full, I zip them up and put them by the laundry.  Never have any stink.

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• jessyjess6

  March 2011

  I have a Baby Trend diaper pail with a Planet Wise pail liner. It works really well & I don't smell anything until I take the bag out to do laundry.
  

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