Need a Good Diaper Genie

I use diaper dekor. Used it with my first and now with the second.
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J.,
The Diaper Champ worked tons better for us then the Genie. Good Luck!

I love the Diaper Dekor. My baby is still breastfed though. So, I don't really have to deal with bad smells... yet. But, the Diaper Dekor is so much easier to use than the Diaper Genie.

I've never been a diaper genie fan. There's so much you have to do all the while holding a baby in the other arm, and you have to purchase the special bags. We've used the diaper champ for almost 19 months now, and LOVE it. We've never had a problem with it, and every friend that has come over and used it left saying they were getting one because it was so much easier than the genie (seriously). You just put the diapers in, and flip the handle. That's it. You can also use your own trash bags, which saves so much money. I hope you find what you're looking for.

Hi J.,
Congrats on the new baby coming soon!

Won't it be great if a diaper genie actually was smell free!

I used the Diaper Genie and the Diaper Champ, hands down the Diaper Champ was better and cheaper. I would recommend it to anyone!

Best Wishes,

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Sure wished you had/are using cloth diapers. By now you would have saved a bundle in money and little bottoms would have been secured in soft natural cotten. One pail, one liner.

I'm a grandmother of three with three grandchildren, all having used cloth diapers. (Before it was "trendy" going natural.)

I'm also a co-owner of Earth Baby Diaper Service who picks up and delivers diapers to one's doorstep. And my partner (and also my daughter) owns a diaper store where you can purchase all-in-ones, Fuzzi-Bunz and Bummies. Some velcro and some snap. These days no diaper pins and rubber pants. And they are so cute! Everything breathes and diaper rashes are at a bare minimum, if any at all. It's as easy as disposables but environmentally friendly as well. Can you imagine the heap of disposbles in our landfills? Did you know it takes more water to produce disposables than to wash cloth diapers? There are lots of facts and links on www.earthbabydiaperservice.com. Please take a minute and look.

I'm not making a sales pitch, just wanting to educate and urge moms to consider cloth. You might think of it this way. Would you want to wear Depends for several hours or cool, breatheable cotten underware?

In any event, I wish the best for your growing family. And I'm so glad that you are fortunate to be a SAHM.

I used both the genie and the champ and neither can compete with those nasty diapers!! LOL. I have been using this one for a year now, it's $15 at Babies r Us and I use 8 gallon scented trash bags. http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=237365...

(I buy them at Walmart but I think I read somewhere that they are also sold at the dollar store??) Anyway it has a deoderizer disk in the top and between that and the scented bags I empty it 2 or 3 times a week BUT I only use it for #1s. #2s go tied up in a grocery sack and directly outside.

Considering you will most likely have to keep #2s separated anyway, you might as well buy this cheap one with scented bags, instead of the other more expensive ones.

~ t

I have had the Diaper Champ (got it at Toys R US) for two years and love it. You use regular bags (I buy the cheap kitchen bags with drawstrings). never had an odor problem with this

I'm in agreement with the Diaper Champ! Definitely worth the purchase, easy to use, and you can use regular garbage bags. A word of advice when purchasing: buy new as the plastic container (like anything plastic) absorbs odors and you can really notice a difference if purcased second hand.