Can you use those sacks without a diaper pail (just throw it in trash can)?
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Yes, tie sack up and put in watebasket. Be sure to line wastebasketwith a plastic bag, such as from a supermarket. Then tie up the liner bagand put all in trash dumpster, or where ever you put trash for pick up.
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Absolutlely! I have two babies and use these. I empty the trash at the end of the night (not necessary, but ensures no odors escape!) for the rare really stinky, I'll double bag. These are my favorite brand.
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Hi, I actually use the sacks for disposing of my cat litter and they work great for that. I tie them tight and put in trash and have not had an odor problem.
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It's not really made for diaper pails.. It's just like regular plastic bags with handles, but it smells good and blocks those diaper odors. We use it on its own all the time sans pail.I hoped this answered your query.
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Yes you can. We have a regular step-can trash can in our nursery and just put regular trash bags in it. I use these for the poopy diapers so they don't stink up the place. Helps cut down on odor a lot without having to get a fancy pail.
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Dekor actually makes reusable bags that go with this pail. They work great. I bought them separately and they came as a two pack. Perfect to wash with the diapers and have one in the pail while diapers are in the wash. Works best if you wash at least every other day, otherwise you will run out of room.
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You can, I guess, but the results will probably not be very good. The idea behind the bag isn't just that it's designed to fit the container. It's also built to hold the diapers (way more than a grocery bag) and it helps control the smell. Grocery bags are not nearly as strong as these, and they are more porous, meaning they are far more likely to rip, leak, or both. You're better off taking your old grocery bags back to the grocery store as most will recycle them. Look for the recycling bin, usually right near the entrance of the store.
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No, you cannot use a garbage bag. I tried once out of curiosity and it is not strong enough. JET bags last a long time. I don't let them get too full and heavy before emptying them, so I use the same bag many times.
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I just use the pail. Once there is no "fire" i just dump the pail into a heavy duty trash bag and discard it.
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You don't need to use a bag. Each bin is easily removed to be emptied in a dumpster or curb trash bin. If you insist on a liner, use paper bag.
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I would not use as a diaper pail. The commercial diaper keepers have small openings for a reason. It is to keep the odor out of the room.
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I plan to use a regular plastic shopping bag with paper towels in the bottom. That makes less trash than a disposable diaper.
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I guess you want to treat the diapers like you would a baby's diaper. If your pet goes in them (even though its not soaked) I wouldn't want to reuse them.
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The top of the bag has to be secured tightly In order for the middle of the bag to turn above the diaper. I don't think a regular trash bag would work
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I do use bags, but the pail is made like a bucket and wouldn't leak with water in it.
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Yes, you can use a liner to help with the poo. To break them in it instructs you to wash them a few times before using them. That's really about it.
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Yes. A tightly folded dirty diaper would fit in these bags. They are good sized.
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I don't think that's necessary and I doubt it. The collection bag is very easy to remove and empty into a trash can with a disposable bag. I've emptyed mine three times in the past week and it's easier than changing the trash bag in my kitchen.
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I have never tried doing this. I am not sure, but I see others have already addressed your question. I'm sure it could be done if you transfer the contents into one of the FoodSaver type bags and omit the vacuum step like someone else mentioned.
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Definitely! They sell them on Amazon, in Target, Babies R Us, all over the place. It's a great diaper pail, we've been using ours for a year and it's one of the only must - have baby products that I recommend to my friends having babies.
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I don't see why not. You use your own 13 gallon trash bags inside. Please note that it does do a pretty good job of blocking odor, but isn't completely air tight. Disposable diapers tent to hold in more of the odor than cloth diapers do, so it might not work as well. As long as you empty it regularly, I think it would be fine.