Sassy Baby Disposable Diaper Sacks, 200 Count, Packaging may vary

We purchased these bags to use for stinky diapers before putting into the diaper pail. It has helped cut down on the smell significantly, which ends up saving money on the diaper pail refills because we can actually fill them to capacity before having to empty it. I also keep a few in my bag in case we ever end up with dirty clothes, or anything else, while out of the house. I know some people have used doggie doo bags for this, but as a dog owner I can tell you these are MUCH better quality than a typical dog doo bag.

Personally dont like the spring scent

The baby powder scent is pleasant. Used to dispose of dirty incontinence pads.

These are great little bags to have around .. We dont use them for baby diapers , we use them for adult diapers,disposable chuck pads and baby wipes .

These work goo and were what we were expecting. We have a diaper genie upstairs, and use these downstairs to keep the odor down. They definitely contain the odor well, but the only reason I gave it 4/5 is the fresh scent is kind of overpowering. The previous spines we used (received as a gift) that blocked the odor, but didnt have an overpowering smell. Ill probably keep buying these if I dont find the exact brand we had before.

When your baby is going through 2-4 poopie diapers a day, these are invaluable. Something about that 6 month-1.5 year diapers is just stinky beyond all belief. We ditched the diaper pail on baby #2, but having these to contain the really bad diapers, especially while out with nowhere to stow the dirty diapers for a while....these were absolutely necessary. They contain the smell, and emit a rather pleasant fragrance. Sure its more waste, if that bothers you, but for us it was well worth it.

We buy diaper disposal bags for dog pickup because of the tie handles. These bags are a good size, good price, are quite opaque (although who doesn[t know what is in that bag??) and the ties are long for a quick tie-up.

These are great and they are my second purchase. I use them when I take my puppy out for his walks so I can pick up after him. I love the handles as it makes them easy to close and dispose of when needed.

I tried about 6 different diaper disposal bags on the market with my surprise baby who is now 18 months old. 13 years ago, I got sucked into the Diaper Genie system for her older brother - what a pain to empty and replace the roll, and so expensive. Went to a simpler diaper disposal pail system with her older sister 11 years ago that used standard tall kitchen bags, much easier and cheaper but still a big smelly plastic bin in the baby room. So this time around, much older and maybe a bit wiser, I just walk all her diapers out to the kitchen trash which, in a family of 5, goes out at least every other day. Wet diapers just get wrapped on themselves and tossed. #2s, of which this baby girl is a champ, get bagged, and I have tried a number of brands because she has been the smelliest and most prolific #2 producer of my 3 babies. The best and thickest diaper disposal bags that Ive tried are the Munchkin bags that come on a roll. The roll fits in Munchkins small plastic dispenser that hangs on your diaper bag handle. I still use the Munchkin bags in my diaper bag because the dispenser is great, and so are the bags. Even if I get stuck having to carry a smelly diaper in one of the Munchkin bags for a bit before I find a trash can, it doesnt smell up the other items in my diaper bag. Same with a smelly outfit from a blow-out that needs to go home to be washed. But the Munchkins bags are way more expensive than these Sassy bags which are almost as thick and have a similar baby powder scent. The 200-ct box is awesome. If your baby has outgrown the newborn stage, and is averaging one dirty diaper a day, you will easily get 6 months from a box of these. I have on occasion double-bagged a really smelly diaper or had to take out our kitchen trash right away because of a really nasty diaper, but both situations have been really rare. These bags contain the odor very well. Another hint... I put one of the large 6 diameter Arm & Hammer deodorizing air fresheners with baking soda at the bottom of my kitchen trash can under the trash bag - works great! Do yourself and your baby a favor - keep those diaper smells from accumulating in a nursery diaper pail and save yourself the hassle of the diaper systems, and just keep these disposal bags near your diaper wipes for the 1 or 2 dirty diapers a day. Youll be amazed how much simpler life is! :-)

Love these bags. They smell great and totally mask poopy smell. At least for a little baby lol. We haven’t started solids yet so hopefully the bags can control the horrid smell of solids poopies.