Kanga CareWet Bag Seam Sealed Waterproof 3D Dimensional for Baby Cloth Diapers, Travel, Beach, Pool, Gym, Swim | Destiny

I've been using mine for over 2 years, and they're still like new. Hands down the best wet bags we've had, and we tried quite a few. These pack up small, but fit a whole day's worth of diapers, or the whole family's wet swimsuits, or an entire vacation's worth of cloth wipes/napkins. I like the solid color options that don't look out of place hanging around in the house; I find a lot of baby/children's products are very "cutesy" or busy-looking. The snap-on handle is big enough and sturdy enough for carrying, and great for attaching the bag to whatever you want it on. Did I mention they are still like new after 2 years??

This diaper bag is as good as they come. We've been using it constantly for about three months, and it has held up well and exceeded my expectations. The bag is generously sized; it holds 13-14 prefolds, plus enough cloth wipes for that many diapers, and 3-4 covers (see photo). The seams and hanging loop are up to the task of holding that much weight without straining. The loop has a snap on it, presumably to hang from a towel bar or something similar, but we just hook it over the post of the glider next to our changing table. This brings me to the biggest recommendation for this bag: once it's zipped shut, it is totally smell-proof (enough that we don't mind it hanging next to our heads).Care instructions: we machine wash it with the diapers, and then take it out to air-dry. I think it's technically dryer-safe, but like diaper covers, it will last longer if it's not exposed to heat.My only regret is that I didn't buy a second one to use while the first is in the laundry. Skip the angst and just buy/register for two right off the bat.

I also bought the planet wise bag since they both had good reviews and you should have 2 so you have one to use while the other is being washed. They both contain smells very well and do a good job. However I like planet wise better because of the shape. I don't keep it on a hook which might make the kanga more preferable if I did. They just get too heavy when they're full to hang from the changing table drawer or anything. I keep it in the bathroom next to the toilet. I also use a spray-pal and like to drop directly from that into the bag without having to touch the dirty diaper. That's why the planet wise shape works better for me. The kanga kind of folds in on itself when it's not full making it difficult to drop the dirty diaper in. We've been using both for a year and a half now and I like them both but I prefer the planet wise.

This is the first and only wetbag I used for about a year until the zipper completely came off. I couldn't figure out how to fix it, so the entire bag became useless. As other reviews have stated, it has kind of an odd shape, but that didn't bother me since it worked well otherwise. I ordered a replacement and then it fell behind a drawer and became temporarily lost. I would have given this bag a 4 at that point, but I had to find another bag quickly to use in the meantime until I found my lost bag.I decided to search for a more stylish bag and purchased one from Logan and Lenora because I fell in love with the print on the fabric. That bag is beautiful and amazing quality, but it's way too small to use as a normal full time cloth diaper pail. I now use it primarily as my travel wet bag because it fits well in my diaper bag. Even though the Logan and Lenora bags are much more expensive for the size of the bag, I was willing to pay the additional price and contacted the company to find out if they had plans to make a larger bag for use as my primary home wetbag. They did, but the dimensions they gave were still not large enough for what I needed.I then searched Etsy and found some affordably-priced wet bags with very similar canvas fabric that coordinates with my Logan and Lenorea bag. I purchased a set of two and now use them as my primary wet bags. They are not quite as smell-proof as the Logan and Lenora bag, but that may be because they are holding a lot more dirty diapers.Since experiencing some other brands that I prefer over this bag, my honest rating is 3 out of 5 stars. This bag works well and is great for someone on a budget, but I prefer how the others look and how they lay flat against the side of the dresser rather than the kind of bunchy drooping of this bag (it looks sad unless full). I have not used my replacement Kanga Care wet bag a single time since receiving my Etsy bags. Had the zipper not broken, I would have stuck with this bag and maybe not experienced the other brands, but it did unfortunately break after one year of washing about 3 times per week. I think this bag is good for the price and hope my zipper issue was a fluke because it's held up perfectly otherwise.

Holds lots of cloth diapers, keeps the stink inside the bag, washes well. Not sure how it could be better unless it walked itself to the washer and washed itself.