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

I take care of a wonderful lady who is incontinent. It would be great if I could run out to the outside garbage can after every change. Since she instinctively takes advantage of her chance at freedom, i just cant do that for fear of her getting injured. Ive found these diaper sacks to be extremely convenient & helpful at keeping the odor down until I get the chance to get out to the main container!!! I like them so well, I just purchased my 2nd box & Im positive Ill be going for the 3rd, 4th, & 5th box. If you have a child or adult in diapers, I think you will find these sacks most helpful!!! I dont find the baby powder smell to be very strong; however, if you have a strong sense of smell, you just might find the baby powder smell a little overwhelming. Without the baby powder, they would just be plastic bags like you bring home from the store & the smell of urine could be overwhelming!!!.

These are ALL you need. The rule in the house is peepee diapers can go right in the trash can, poopoo diapers go in one of these first. The scent is pretty strong, but consider what its trying to mask... We have these everywhere! In her diaper bag, in her changing table, in the living room (where the majority of her diapers get changed). All of my friends that are new moms give up on the diaper genie within 30 days and just switch over to this. So much easier, cheaper, and nothing can break! I throw a poopy diaper in one of these when im at a friend house who doesnt have kids and just put it in my diaper bag to throw away at our house. I feel too guilty making someone else deal with baby poo who doesnt have their own!

Ive tried other diaper bags, and I just keep coming back to these. The scent is so nice that it easily covers up the poop smell. Sure, the bags are a little bigger than what you really need...you can probably fit 7 diapers in one, but when Im in the middle of cleaning up a blow out, the wide opening is sufficient to stuff a partially closed diaper and tons of wipes. Another bag is used to put the poop soaked clothes. Weve inadvertently left both bags in the car, in the summer, for a few days. Bags still smelled nice. I highly recommend. To travel with them, I take a stack and put them in a ziplock bag.

I use these for easy dog poo clean up. Works GREAT, theyre THICK, and they smell good! Also, I think theyre a bit easier to open than traditional dog poop bags, especially in cold temps!

I had been buying the Arm & Hammer Munchkin bags for a while, but was told that these would work just as well by a mom friend- and boy was she right! Theyre a fraction of the price, can hold just as big of a messy diaper and used wipes, and smell even better than the A&H ones in my opinion. I like them so much I put them on auto-delivery, and gave a box each to some friends who are expecting.

I love these diaper sacks. I dont use a diaper pail those things are gross and always leave a smell. These little bags are great and I just place them in my outside trash can. When my baby was a newborn I could place these in the regular trash until I could make it to the outdoor trash can and they concealed the smell enough.

These sacks are everything the reviews promised they would be. I bought them for the baby I am expecting in a few months but broke into them to clean up after my dogs puppy pads (when his diaper genie 2 ran out of bags). We already knew we didnt want to use a diaper genie for our baby since it has been so ineffective for our dogs pads- and we only put one in a day (hes indoor and outdoor trained) but we continued to use it for him because it was better than smelling it in the garbage. Using the sassy sacks for 2 days has made a huge difference. We can throw away the pad in a sassy sack into a regular trash can and there is no smell. I can also take these with me on dog walks to pick up poops along the way.

I work in a school, and these work great even for older children’s diapers and pull-ups. Strong and keep smells in the bag.

Use these when cleaning litter boxes instead of plastic grocery bags. They hold a lot of waste and when tied tightly, all odors are contained. The only thing that could be improved is having a dispenser of some sort.

Our diaper genie has been unable to contain the smell since our kiddo started solids. Our solution has been to continue to use the genie but bag up poopy diapers before putting them in. This has saved our noses, and we dont have to make daily trips to the curb to take out trash. Win! Also, they arent full of holes like grocery bags always seem to be, they have a powdery scent to cover odors, and are a good size, and do not take up extra room in the genie. Plus, they are much easier to get open than the rolled bags.