Diapering_: More on diaper pails

Catherine McDiarmid-Watt | Tuesday, September 16, 2008 | 0 comments
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Frugal diaper pailsThanks to Julie & Rachel for this FrugalBaby Tip!

Julie says:
I use a Kitchen garbage pail for my main pail that I love. It's by Tucker and it has a pop-top lid and a slot for a charcoal filter. But upstairs I just have a regular Rubbermaid kitchen container with no DeoDisk, and I have no odor problems really.

Rachel says:
I don't use a DeoDisk, and I have no odor problems. If you have a tight-fitting lid, you shouldn't. I sometimes put a splash of vinegar in the bottom of the pail, but that's it. I use a Sterilite container with Snap-Tite lid for wets and a Diaper Champ for poopies. Works for us!

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