Diaper Pail Products: The First Years
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Stinky Diaper Pail
Asked by M.B. from Sacramento
on May 4, 2008
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I have been using a Diaper Champ since my son was born 10 1/2 months ago. I have tried spray disinfectant and deodorizers. I have washed it with bleach and let it ai...
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- When I put a rally stinky dirty diaper in my sons' diaper pail, I just open the window for a little bit, until the room smells fresh again. Empty it regularly (every ...
- I make a Bergamot-based aromatic spray in my essential oil product line that might help. I use it in the bathroom, around the litter box and in the kitchen garbage ca...
- Dear M., When I had my kids in diapers, I just left the diaper pail on the patio. That way at least the house stayed smell free. And because a special diaper system w...
Best Odor Reducing Diaper Pail?
Asked by A.B. from Dallas
on December 17, 2008
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What is the best diaper pail to reduce odors? We currently have the Diaper Champ, but the smells come out every time we add another diaper. I've tried adding baking ...
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- We put a trash can (with lid) on the back porch. We use it for poopy diapers only. The trash can in their bedrooms are only for pee pee diapers. This is the best decis...
- put a dryer sheet in the bottom.When it starts to smell again replace the sheet
- We had the same problem with our diaper champ after a year or so of use. Diaper genies sound expensive...especially when you factor in the bags you have to buy. I ca...
Stinky Diaper Pail, Help!
Asked by M.I. from Denver
on August 4, 2008
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We have the Graco hands free diaper pail which controls oder great when it's closed, but really reeks when you open it. What can I use to take that smell out of the p...
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- You might try dry cat litter with soda if you can find it. Put the bag of litter into the pail opened and loose if possible. Set it in the garage or even outside in ...
- This may sound sarcastic but I'm not trying to be, really. I had the same problem with my first son and boy did the room stink. I had one of those fancy pails. Okay...
- baking soda!!! pour some in th bag/liner thing in the bottom of the pail when you replace it. we had a cheap safey first one and thats what i did, and it worked pretty...
Diaper Pails
Asked by T.P. from Rockford
on October 4, 2007
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I know this seems like a silly question but is there a diaper pail out there that keeps odors inside the pail? I thought I had found the perfect one but as my son has ...
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- We use the diaper champ...If the poop is flushable then it gets flushed if not then it is a wrapped in a plastic bag and thrown outside.
- Hello T., Not sure about a diaper genie type product, I have 4 children and have yet to find one that keeps the odors in. I do however use a product called Sol-U-me...
- Try the Diaper Dekor (sp?). My sister has it and it is much more user friendly than our diaper genie. As someone else recommended, you can also flush the poop, when ...
Diaper Pail Suggestions
Asked by E.R. from Austin
on August 11, 2008
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We've got a Diaper Genie 2 for my daughter's room. Now that she's a toddler, we're having a STINKY problem :) The Genie 2 doesn't smell until you put in another diape...
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- I have friends who have used every kind and we've discussed this before (I had the Diaper Dekor). I have found that they are not worth using after the age of 1. I'd ...
- we use the diaper champ and it doesnt stink until it is full..also if you use scented trash bags it helps curve the smell
- We have a diaper champ and, even with that, we just take poopie diapers out to the big trash can.
What to Do with Dirty Diapers?
Asked by M.S. from Green Bay
on May 14, 2008
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My little girl is almost 4 months old. She is our first. We have a garbage pail with a lid right now in the baby room that we are tossing the dirty diapers in. We a...
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- I kept the diaper pail in the bathroom and just walked to the bathroom to toss it in when I was done changing. I empty it daily when I am leaving. It also helps chil...
- A drop of tea tree oil or sprinkle some baking soda right in the bag or bottom of the can. I use one or the other, depending on which one I have one hand.
- M.- First of all, have you researched cloth diapers? As I tell everyone, they're not our mother's cloth diapers at all. I used disposable for my first 3 and wish I w...
Spring Cleaning/organization Advice Needed!
Asked by J.S. from Allentown
on April 4, 2011
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I'm knee-deep in Spring cleaning and am looking for some creative solutions to some of the many dirty problems that plague us moms.
First, I am looking for a solut...
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- We have hampers in each bedroom with flip lids. It really depends on how your house is set up. In our new house the laundry is on the main floor instead of the basemen...
- Each person needs to have their own hamper, bin or basket for their dirty clothes, it should be kept in their room. We have several different styles in our house. The ...
- We have one hamper in the upstairs bathroom and one in our bedroom. As far as the stinky diapers, we use the diaper genie II or get extra bags at Wal-Mart/Target/K-Ma...
Diaper Service vs Washing at Home
Asked by J.G. from Austin
on February 5, 2008
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I have a friend who uses cloth diapers and does all her own washing. She is awesome and has no problems. Then I hear horror stories as people look at me like we are IN...
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- Hi, I clothed my first (3 years old) and now my 2nd (9 months old). I never had a service and it has been pretty easy. Laundering them is easier than people think. My...
- I've cloth diapered my second baby since she was 1 week old. We use BumGenius one-size diapers. They wash great for breast-fed babies who aren't on solids; it's only a...
- Cloth diapers are no harder to wash than the baby clothes. You just rinse them out good when you take them off especially the poopy ones. I had an insert that I used...
Reusable / Cloth Diapers for Newborn
Asked by L.V. from Dallas
on August 15, 2011
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Hi Moms,
My second baby is due in October and I'm planning on using cloth diapers this time. I've done a bunch of research, but it seems like you just have to buy ...
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- I would check with Amy Raney at ____@____.com's got an in-home cloth-diapering business, and she's got lots of experience. She could walk you through what you need to...
- Hi LV, I'm A. R., owner of A.'s Diaper Stash. I would love to have you come by and check out my selection of cloth diapers. I can go over all the types of diapers wit...
- www.babiesbottomsandmore.com Elise is the owner and she has an in-home (garage) diaper store. She will walk you through everything! She is awesome. She lives in Fa...
If You Had to Do It All over Again, What Would You NOT Buy?
Asked by M.O. from Sacramento
on May 24, 2009
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Hi mamas!
I have two munchkins that broke the bank - I bought everything "they" said I needed and then some. With the economy the way that it is, is there anything t...
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- Best advice: Wait and see, borrow, and shop craigslist. You never know what your particular baby will take to, so if you are lucky enough to borrow from friends, you...
- I didn't read through all the responses, but for me, the biggest "must" is a really fantastic stroller. NOT one of those bulky travel systems (had a Graco travel syste...
- my daughter is 5 1/2 months and i must say that i wouldnt of made it this far without the "Gripe water" for her belly and the hylands teething tablets. I think that th...
