Diaper Genie Signature Pail Includes 1 Easy Roll Refill with 18 Bags | Holds Up to 846 Newborn-Sized Diapers Per Refill

Pensé que no sería tan necesario y lo compre en una super oferta y no me arrepiento, de verdad que le caben muchos pañales y no salen olores de aho. Lo unico malo es el repuesto que son costosos, pero aún no me acabó los que me llegaron, a ver que tal

Muy genial, fácil de volver a hacer el recambio. No guarda olores

My baby is now 3 months old and we are still using the bags it came with. We change the bin about once a week, only throwing diapers in it at night and we have another one in the nursery and this one is in our bedroom. However, even with changing it so often, the bags it comes with still last a good amount of time. And for the genie itself, it keeps the smells away and is easy to use

Muy cómodo para disponer de los pañales, el olor lo sella bien. Recomendado 100%

We have a septic tank system and when it use to actually rain in Texas instead of being over 100 Degrees every day for the past two or three months, we had to have it pumped out and apparently the Preparation-H wipes that claim to be Septic Tank Safe , are actually not.I was completely embarrassed when our lawn guy that’s been cutting our grass and doing yard work asked me if we had a broken sprinkler pipe or some other kind of water leak. Unfortunately, it was waste from our septic system that we were luckily able to have pumped out before it started backing up into our house. I have never lived in a house with a septic system and I don’t ever want another one either. The problem was with the wipes that hadn’t broken down and we put some of the bacteria in the toilet on a monthly basis , but it wasn’t enough to compete with the wet wipes that are far more effective than toilet paper. We considered buying bidet seats, but after the $500.00+ Bill from the septic system company, we bought a Diaper Genie for our master bathroom. We haven’t had a lot of company since the pandemic and we are basically the on.y two people who use the bathroom that needs some way to get rid of the wet wipes instead of flushing them down the toilet. I knew what they were designed to do as I gifted one exactly like this model to a good friend who had a baby a couple of years ago. Honestly, I would have preferred the Toto Bidet seat , but they are not exactly maintenance free either. We also had just paid a lot more money to have the system pumped out as these wipes are not the easiest to get out of the septic system.The Diaper Genie was perfect and it doesn’t have any issues with smelling bad or so far any problems with odors and it’s extremely easy to use and replace the bag that is designed to fit these units. We have lived in this house for almost 25yrs now, and our neighbors seem to have their systems pumped out every couple of years. This is the first time we’ve had any problems with the system and the contractor who built these homes didn’t install them properly to begin with. The wipes made the pumping process cost much more than our neighbors that we talk with and they don’t even use bleach or other household cleaners that end up in the tank. We have been limiting what we put down the drain as well as he and another neighbor sued the contractor and they had completely new systems installed before we moved in the house. By the time we found out about the situation, it was too late to do anything about the problem except pay for someone else to come in and tear up our yard and fix the faulty septic system. But this was the first time we have had an issue with our system and hopefully the heat that’s been cooking us and our yards has dried out the system. These aren’t just for diapers and we have been completely satisfied with how easy it is to use and dispose of the full bags of wipes. It took some time to get use to using it, as I caught myself flushing wipes down the toilet on a few occasions after we had it pumped out. But it works great for two older people who like clean bottoms. I still see a bidet in our future at some point.