Munchkin Step Diaper Pail Powered by Arm & Hammer

Me gusta que es fácil para abrir y desechar el pañal y contiene bien los olores. El sistema de la bolsa es práctico.

Has stopped working for us in two months. Can't take more than ten diapers or so. When the weight of the bag increases the opening doesn't seal itself and the whole odour is coming out .. So no purpose is solved for us. There is a lot of bag wastage if we keep changing bags after every ten fifteen diapers. Which also means it has to be changed in two three days max. Costly product and not sure if we got the damaged product or what.

Não deixa cheiro e é muito prático!

It’s a bit of a squeeze but works with adult nappies. I’m caring for someone with Alzheimers and they have regular nappy changes. This nappy pail stops the bathroom from having bad odours that can occur with a normal nappy pail. It’s worth every cent.

I've been using the Munchkin step diaper pail for about 6 months now, and I came back to write a review in the hope it helps some other new parent trying to figure out which diaper pail to buy. We were expecting twins almost two years ago and after much research, I bought an Ubbi diaper pail (as well as their brand of bags). Then a couple of weeks after the twins were born, I bought a second Ubbi for our main living area. For awhile, I liked that there was little or no smell when the sliding pail door was closed. In that sense, the Ubbi was a good diaper pail - it contains the smell of what's being kept in there well if you're just walking by. But brace yourself for the odor that will waft up when you open the sliding door to dispose of a diaper and even more so when you need to clean it and remove a bag. I cleaned the pails religiously with Lysol wipes, I hosed them off outside, I tried hanging charcoal sachets inside the pail ... nothing made much of a difference. Oh and also, using any kind of wet wipe or liquid spray to clean and maintain these causes a rust problem quickly because they're made of steel. And one more thing: yes, there's a "lock" to prevent your child from sliding the Ubbi disposal door open, but there's no lock to prevent them from pushing the whole lid up and getting to what's inside, so you'll soon find yourself applying a Munchkin strap or something like it to keep the whole pail closed up. If only I'd bought the Munchkin to begin with. I bought it in April 2019 to replace one of the two Ubbis that was rusting to the point of leaving marks on the floor, and I would have bought a second one if we hadn't been ready to consolidate to one diaper changing station. The Munchkin is SO much easier to clean and maintain, and there is virtually no smell when disposing of diapers. Even when opening the front door up to remove the bag, the smell is well-contained by the bag, locking system, and Arm&Hammer deodorizer. Also, because the bags themselves are smaller, you're forced to empty the pail more frequently than you would absolutely have to do with an Ubbi, which helps. I read reviews where people complained about having to close the top with your hand after opening it with the foot pedal, but really? That's nothing. You have to use your hand to push the diaper in, but that's no problem at all for me if the smell is contained, which it is. Cleaning is a breeze and nothing seems to get as dirty in the first place as it sometimes did with the Ubbi. I wish the long side door closed a little more securely - it does pop open a bit despite supposedly needing to be released with a button, but I've locked everything down with two Munchkin straps. I also wish the bottom of the can had more surface area so it was possible to attach floor pads/bumpers to protect the wooden floor from my twins who like to push the can around. And yes you need to buy their proprietary bags so there's some extra cost, but for me, with twins, it's been completely worth it. You'd never know there's a diaper pail in the room now.