Is this step can waterproof or do you have to use a liner if using it for a diaper pail?
1089636
I wouldn't consider using it without a liner. Costco has the perfect waterproof liners.Maybe Amazonealso has, but I haven't researched it.
1089637
I don't really know, but it seems like you'd want to use a liner anyway because it's too tall to easily lift to dump. Any brand of regular "tall kitchen bags" fits so no need to buy special bags.
1089638
You should use a trash bag. It does not have an interior waterproof plastic liner like some stainless steel step trash cans do. I use regular 13 gal kitchen trash bags from Costco and they work fine.
1089639
I use planet wise liner for my cloth diapers. You wouldn't want the raw diaper to stink up plastic
1089640
You'd want a liner or trash bag for diapers anyway. Otherwise the can itself will start to smell.
1089641
I wouldn't consider using this step can without a liner. It is so much easier to collect your refuse or diapers. You can purchaseliners to fit this step pan. I am sold on this item. Good luck. Goldie
1285413
You have to use liners because there is no bottom, they are literally peeing/pooping into the plastic liner. We just use plastic shopping bags. Potette sells a reusable liner separately that allows you to be able to just dump and clean it. It is available on amazon. I was unsure about the liners before purchasing but despite having to use the liners, we love this potty. It makes being on the go while potty training so much easier.
130675
The bottom is canvas and not waterproof but it is very high quality so as long as it won't get wet and seep through it would probably be fine.
695317
It's a plastic material. Waterproof yes because it's a potty seat. Porous I don't believe...
1197798
The rack with the pail slides out far enough to tilt down the slide tray and remove it. That is the only way we could get the pail out from the undersink to change the liner. Not a problem for us.
960362
You need to add a pad (similar) to a ladies sanitary napkin (in fact they are less expensive) on the belt. The belt is not waterproof. But it works great! After a while my dog didn't need the pad. Once the belt goes on he knows we are going out & he can't tinkle. Also, great customer service with this company. Hope this help.
517337
I use with cloth diapers, but as a dirty diaper pail with a wet bag liner (Planetwise). It would leak out the bottom if you filled it with water.
309215
Yes. The liner goes inside the pocket of the diaper so when baby goes potty everything soaks through that top layer and stops at the liner. The pocket basically just holds the liner in place.
960361
There isn't a waterproof layer, you line it with a Tena or other brand of incontinence pad. Keeps the Tinkle Belt fresh. Hope this helps you! These Tinkle Belts have literally been life changers, I love them.
376688
It is NOT waterproof- it requires a liner. It seems to be made out of 100% cotton. I purchased a liner at the local dollar store for about $5 and it works great. Very nice looking shower curtain.
2280154
It's water proof around on the vinyl but the zipper on the end isn't (like in a flood water would seep through). I bought it because of my toddler having bed wetting issues and it has worked great for that. I live in a dry climate and would totally use it for a cover to protect the mattress if in storage.
1285415
It doesn't have a bottom so there isn't a way to catch anything. It's an oval with foldable wings that act like legs or stabilize it on an adult potty. The kid either has to pee through it on an adult toilet or into a bag. The liners fit it nicely and tend not to leak when tied off, so those are my go to for long car trips. I used plastic bags on a family trip while we were in the hotel and those work fine if you only have one pee/poop and can toss it soon.
1203724
I cloth diaper and I love this pail for the kitchen but its too large for diapers unless you have multiples. I decided to go with a smaller, cheap plastic step can for the diapers.
165224
There is only the one style manufacturer's liner that fits in this pail. I agree with the other poster, this is not designed for cloth diapers. This pail is fantastic for disposables, but a garbage can-style pail with a large, easily removable lid works best for cloth diapers.I found one on Amazon that is what I was thinking would be ideal for cloth: White Busch Systems Odorless Cloth Diaper Pail. Expensive, but a diaper pail that controls odors is worth every penny.
957474
I use the waterproof changing pad liners in mine. They fit perfectly and I can take them out easily to was when needed. I use the Boppy brand because the Graco ones aren't waterproof.
212744
It is not waterproof but feels solid. I put shelf liner under the pan just in case he has an accident and misses the litter box
2059490
Not sure about waterproof but its is very nice on the walls and floor of the pool. Its been about a year since I installed the liner and this product has held up very well.