Does anyone use regular trashbags with this product? If so, which and how?
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I keep one of the snap rings and remove the diaper pail bag from it. Next, I put a 13 gallon trash bag in the pail and then snap the ring in place over the top of the bag. Some of the bag will fold out over the diaper pail (like a regular trash can) but the lid closes just fine. I feel you can fit more diapers inside with a regular trash bag.
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I use a regular trash bag. I think it does just as well as the refills. I like the idea of using an old snap ring. Right now I just use a rubber band around the round part inside that spins. It works well. Just remove the rubber band, tie the bag, shove it down through the hole and pop the bag out the door. Clean and smell free. I also use baby powder in the thing in the top instead of baking soda. I love the smell of baby powder.
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I don't think normal trash bags will work as the bag is held in place by the plastic ring at the top of the bag.
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I have not used regular trash bags. Only used bags that accompany this diaper pail, which has a plastic ring on top of bag to keep bag secure in diaper pail.
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I started using a regular trash bag, but it does not provide much odor protection. I cut the hard plastic top off a refill bag and looped a regular trash bag in its place. I Lysol the whole contraption every so often in order to keep the stinkies under control.
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I can't speak for non diaper dekor liners as I don't know what they look like. But I don't believe regular trash bags will work very well in this pail. The way it's designed, I don't think there's anything for the regular bag to hold onto at the top.
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I use double doodie toilet waste bags or bedside toilet liners by medline. Size specs r comparable to a medium waste can bag. But you really need to buy the other ones because of the odor control that's in the bags. Hope this helps! You can buy them on amazon or walgreens.
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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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Yes. There is a handy cut out to hook your finger in and each section pulls out independently. Also, you can use regular trash bags, even though they make ones that exactly fit the size.
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When I run out of these bags for the Trashrac system I use the plastic bags from the grocery store...if that is any help in your quest.
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I don't seem to have a problem with it, using the Kirkland trash bags from Costco. You could always put something at the bottom to take up space and support the bag, like an empty plastic gallon of milk container.
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Dissently. But have to use only those bag designed to be vacuumed. Ziplock makes one I use.
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Regular small garbage bags are perfect. Plastic grocery bags might work although they might be a little small. Certainly, you don't need *special* bags. :)
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Yes. I use the small garbage bags that come on a roll and have twist ties to close them.
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I don't buy the refill bags - instead I just use kitchen size garbage bags. Cheaper to use and easy.
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Yes you can. I've had several different Trashrac's over the years (this one has a few improvements), and I've always used the same bags. Darlene C.
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I use regular trash bags. Unlike my automatic electric trash compactor, I have found they work just as well.
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The best would be to find smaller than average sized bags. Although the waste bin is smaller than what most are used to I enjoy not having a garbage can in plain sight. We use traditional sized bags and fill the remainder of the bag with garbage from bathrooms when it's time to take out so it works out. Even though sometimes we don't use ALL of the space in our bag every time, it's a price I'm willing to pay, especially when we buy them in bulk from Home Depot
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You can use regular plastic grocery bags if you like. I only used grocery bags. Made it easier to clean up everything.
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Answer here...i just purchase them directly on Amazon. I have read some reviewers hold onto the cardboard box frame and use a regular trash bag. I tried it once when I ran out and it wasn't a bad idea.
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Yes, "normal" tall bags work fine. I use the Kirkland-brand bags from Costco. The Costco bags are wider than the inner waste-basket, but there's a simple solution. Near the top of the inner waste basket (on the front side) is a hole. I just poke and cinch the excess width of the bag through that hole until the bag fits snuggly around the top of the basket. It takes just a second to do, and allows using any brand bag. When using Costco Kirkland bags, I discovered the Costco bags are slightly shorter than the height of the inner waste basket, so, to provide added support to the bottom of the plastic bag, I simply placed a small block of Styrofoam at the bottom of the waste basket to help support the bottom of the plastic bag when the bag's full and heavily weighted by trash. It wasn't necessary to do, but as I had a block of Styrofoam on hand, I placed it at the bottom of the waste basket to help support the heavy weight of full trash bags. Hope that helps!