What kind of deodorizers can you use in this diaper pail?
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I have actually bought a jar of those gel deodorizers and put tome in the top container and filled as needed. I lysol it too. The gel is similar to this but I but it at a discount store SMELLS BEGONE 52012 Odor Neutralizing Gel Beads, Fresh Cotton
1872542
I wrap baking soda in a foil ball and poke a bunch of holes in it - and it works great! Simple, natural, and cheap! (I buy the big bags of baking soda at Costco/Sams.)
1872543
I have actually bought a jar of those gel deodorizers and put tome in the top container and filled as needed. I lysol it too. The gel is similar to this but I but it at a discount store http://www.amazon.com/Punati-Chemical-52012-Smells-Deodorizer/dp/B004EB8D6Y/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1393795459&sr=8-3&keywords=gel+deodorizer
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I had the older version of this pail and used LitterMaid Carbon Filters (for kitty litter boxes) and stuck them to the top where the suggested deodorizer belongs. I feel like it helped eliminate odor, along with washing out with OxiClean and Lysol regularly.
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I didn't buy one and it keeps the odor in. I use the garage for a diaper pail too and I just spray lysol whenever I change the bag. And I really just do it to keep it clean not because of a smell.
1969404
The pail opening is not very large, just large enough for baby diapers. Adult diapers may be a tight fit.
818243
I use Rockin Green detergent. We have softened water, so I use the Soft Rock. I also use the Funk Rock soak. My sister recommended OxyClean for bad stains and now I use that sometimes too. I've had my diapers in use for a year, but she's had hers 4 years - she's on the second baby.
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I use these with my thirties and prefolds, GroVia BioLiners Unscented Diaper Liners, 200 CountIt somehow contains the solid waste so you can just flush it down the toilet. Otherwise reusable diapers would have been a deal breaker! No washing diapers in the toilet or getting special spray attachments! Make sure you get a serious pail, like diaper Dekor too!
733253
This diaper pail does not require you to use a specific brand. I use generic tall kitchen bags. I can't answer specifically about the "snap" bags though...
191986
These are not meant to be used for the munchkin diaper pail. These bags are to be used on the go. You put diaper, wipes, wet clothes, etc. In the bag and tie it up. They work great and keep the smell contained. The other bags are pricey but you can fit a lot of diapers in.
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Busch Odor-Free Diaper Pail Charcoal Filters. You can google this item and find at amazon, Busch's website, or natural baby/parenting stores. They're typically sold in multi-packs.
957457
No I mix my own detergent for cloth diapers: equal parts of Borax, Washing Soda, (not baking soda) and Oxyclean. 1 scoop(tablespoon) for small load. I also put vinager in downy ball and add it to the load. This helps with odor and stains. Hope this is helpful.
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B Bags. Any generic B bag will work. Unfortunately, the bags featured along with this vacuum are not the correct ones. The cardboard part that slips into the bag holder needs to be larger than the ones featured. B Bags have the wider cardboard. Update: Just checked the listing of this vacuum cleaner and see that the bags recommended for it are now the correct ones. When I purchased mine, they had the wrong bags shown.
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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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I use a walnut litter and it works great. The pee clumps do stick to the bottom of the pan base; so as you turn I just use my scooper to jostle it loose a little. I can't seem to find the bags for the base anywhere :[
1984019
Any kind. They just lay on top of whatever kind of diaper you use. This liner would be between your baby's skin and diaper. They just make it way easier to change a poopy diaper.
1750240
I have the Dekor Plus. Did not do any diaper pail comparisons when I bought it so I don't know how it compares to others. However, I have been satisfied with it. The planet wise bag fits fine inside. I have not had any odor leak issues. Bag is easy to put in and take out. I wash my diapers every 2.5 days which also is about the time the pail seems full. (I use Flip inserts.) I have been using this product 3 months now.
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No, I don't think so. It's a pretty specific system inside the can. You might be able to, but I'm not sure how successfully. If you want to use regular trash bags I would just get a regular trash can. Honestly, I'm not a fan of this product and I don't think it masks the smell at all. I also have a Diaper Genie and I think it works much better. You have to buy specific bags for that as well, but it's more worth the money than this one.
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I've used Allen's Detergent & Charlie's Soap, but I think any biodegradable soap would do. The phosphates in other soaps leave residue preventing the diaper's absorbancy, and ultimately irritating baby's skin. You also need to use a stripping detergent like Sensi-Clean or Sports-Wash every two months to keep them from build up and bad smells.
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any kind of insert/cloth diaper will work with this cover. Thirsties has their own inserts you can buy, but I just bought a couple packs of unbleached cloth diapers (the original cloth diapers our mothers used) that I use with these covers. Once the cloth diaper is wet, you can change out for a new one, but use the same cover and just wipe out until it is dirty (from, say, a poo explosion). These covers are just an upgraded version of old plastic covers that were the only thing available 30 yrs ago to go over the cloth. I hope that clears it up!