Tip for the Diaper Bag

ashleymercado22 · February 2012

I read in a baby magazine the other day that a good thing(s) to have in your diaper bag are a couple small plastic sacks for dirty diapers and clothing. So save those little sacks you get from your pharmacy or small purchases!

LittleMiss84 · February 2012

https://www.diapers.com/p/munchkin-arm-hammer-diaper-bag-dispenser-bags-blue-36276?site=CI&utm_source=cse&utm_medium=cpc_D&utm_campaign=Google&utm_content=pla&ci_sku=MC-339&ci_gpa=pla&ci_kw={keyword}

These are good too! I mean it cost a little, but I dont remember the refills being that much and totally worth it when ya get a big poop!

Patella1129 · February 2012

If you use reusable grocery bags and don't have a lot of plastic ones around, plastic produce bags work pretty well too!

cmurphy09 · February 2012

Great tip. I read somewhere the waste bags for dogs work great too, easily found at a pet store

ayamc · February 2012

LittleMiss84:
https://www.diapers.com/p/munchkin-arm-hammer-diaper-bag-dispenser-bags-blue-36276?site=CI&utm_source=cse&utm_medium=cpc_D&utm_campaign=Google&utm_content=pla&ci_sku=MC-339&ci_gpa=pla&ci_kw={keyword}

These are good too! I mean it cost a little, but I dont remember the refills being that much and totally worth it when ya get a big poop!

I registered for these! A great tip from a great friend.

cloud9climber · February 2012

cmurphy09:
Great tip. I read somewhere the waste bags for dogs work great too, easily found at a pet store

This is what we use.

Luvmy2sons · February 2012

I use store brand ziploc bags, then the smell doesn't escape.

xoladiebug · February 2012

LittleMiss84:
https://www.diapers.com/p/munchkin-arm-hammer-diaper-bag-dispenser-bags-blue-36276?site=CI&utm_source=cse&utm_medium=cpc_D&utm_campaign=Google&utm_content=pla&ci_sku=MC-339&ci_gpa=pla&ci_kw={keyword}

These are good too! I mean it cost a little, but I dont remember the refills being that much and totally worth it when ya get a big poop!

Yup - I got those for my diaper bag. They make them to use when walking your dog too and they really do a good job containing the smell (well, for a while...not like 4 or 5 hours probably).

thehillsarealive0000 · February 2012

Patella1129:
If you use reusable grocery bags and don't have a lot of plastic ones around, plastic produce bags work pretty well too!

I will be doing this!

MrWhiskers · February 2012

I'm saving the small bags from our newspaper delivery

TucktheTurtle · February 2012

I got this reusable wet bag :https://www.amazon.com/Munchkin-Damp-Goods-Colors-Vary/dp/B0035ER5AQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1330572833&sr=8-2 on clearance from Target. Hopefully it will work well.

BarefootRI · February 2012

Loolaide:
For dirty clothes that won't be thrown away (unlike a disposable diaper), a reusable wet bag would also work. Planet wise is a pretty well known brand, and can be found on Amazon.

I was going to suggest the same thing. This is a great idea! We cloth diaper, but it would work just as well for disposable diapers (or soiled clothing from disposable diaper explosions!) and can easily be thrown in the wash instead of going through a hundred plastic bags.

benandsus · February 2012

We have several Planet Wise bags too - they are awesome! We use them for cloth diapering, but also use them for dirty clothes etc. Just toss it all in the wash together!

kitchaos · February 2012

cmurphy09:
Great tip. I read somewhere the waste bags for dogs work great too, easily found at a pet store

babyruth88 · March 2012

I was going to use the munchkin bags also. but you ladies have given me lots of other ideas thank you

kmt1986 · March 2012

cmurphy09:
Great tip. I read somewhere the waste bags for dogs work great too, easily found at a pet store

I never thought about these! You can get the refills on a small little roll meant to be put in a container on a leash. What a good idea!

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