Baby TrendDiaper Champ Teeny Tiny Taupe, Large

No smell of dirty diapers in the room bcuz of this dhstbin

Its a good product. Though it's bigger than I excepted.

We put this in the nursery for our second child, and so far, it is working very well.We opted not to use any special bags as there appears to be no actual benefit. Instead, we are using normal 13-gallon kitchen trashcan bags. Do keep in mind, even though you are using 13-gallon bags, the size of the can is not quite as large as a standard kitchen trash can, so you will not be filling each bag to its full potential.Others complain about the odor; that is an obvious. You are keeping dirty diapers inside your home, if you try hard enough, you will smell them. That being said, we do not try to smell them, thus we have yet to smell any odors coming form this can. When it comes time to change the bag, I bring the entire can out to the garage and do the deed out there. What we have found that works well for minimizing odor is: leave the can in the 'open' mode, so you can place pee diapers into the top portion (which produce no real odors). When you finally get a poo diaper, quickly dump the whole load into the can and replace it back to the 'open' state again. The whole motion can be done in 1 second, and will allow almost no odors to escape.Pros:- Does a very good job (so far) of keeping odors in. Time will tell if the rubber seals inside break down and allow gasses to escape.- Very easy to use- Uses standard 13-gallon kitchen bagsCons:- A bit expensive, but we knew that going in, so that can't be a real negative.

Our doctors office had a product like this, and we liked it because all you had to replace was the bag and it was very simple to use (unlike other popular diaper receptacles). We are so glad we went with this! We mainly just use it for poopy diapers because otherwise it would fill up fast. Once it gets more full you can get a whiff when you rotate it to close but otherwise it totally traps the scent. Also when it starts to get full, it can sometimes get “jammed” causing you to have to left the lid and push some of the diapers down but this wasn’t a big deal to us. Overall a nice little compact uncomplicated bin for keeping the poo contained!

I bought this and bought another because my toddler enjoyed the lever mechanism and she could help throw away diapers safely and easily. However, the 13 gallon glad trash bags that I use are a little too long so there is some waste. Maybe because I use "tall" trash bags... if one could find regular length fatter trash bags that might work better. Or I might try a smaller trash bag. I would upgrade to four stars if I found a better fitting bag insert. Contains smells except when inserting another dirty diaper or changing the bag. My other diaper pail (with it's own bag cartridge that you manually tie the ends off of) wins on these two points.

I love this diaper pail. I was worried after reading some of the other reviews that it would not contain the smell as much as needed for the location in would be in (our living room) but it does a great job. I even use regular trash bags with it and it's wonderful. Obviously you get a good whiff of the smell when you open it to empty it but it's much simpler than the diaper genie that we have. I love the way it stays closed with the rotating top when dropping in a diaper. I do like my diaper genie and how all i have to do to open it is press the foot pedal but I love this one as well and just a tad more than the Genie.

It's a diaper pail. It's easy to empty out and to use. But I find it gets "full" before it gets full. The last thing I want to do is push diapers down to make more use out of the trash bag. Eww. It also smells real bad when you empty it.I used to have pails and then switched to just the trash can. I have 7 kids. A trash can is just fine.However, with this now-toddler, I got a husky puppy. And guess what her favorite snack is? You guessed it. Dirty diapers. So we got a diaper pail again. 100% would use again to keep dog out of diapers! I highly recommend one for smart dog owners. My puppy/dog can open doors and can leap a baby gate in a single bound. You got to make it hard to get those diapers, because, ew. She can't open this thing!WARNING: Check trash bag for toys before throwing out. My 19 month old likes watching (not watching?) things disappear into the pail.