Diaper Genie Classic Pail Includes 1 Starter Square Refill That can Hold up to 165 Newborn-Sized Diapers.

This diaper trash may look small, but it’s honestly the perfect size! It prevents too many diapers from piling up, which helps avoid bad smells. Super easy to use, and removing the bags is quick and hassle-free. Definitely a must-have item for daily life with a baby.

Who wants to smell poop?? Not this girl!!! This is easy to use! Keeps the smell down!! Very durable! Functions like it’s supposed to!! If you want to keep those diaper smells down, get one!! Highly recommend!!

If you’re on a budget but need something that works well, the Diaper Genie is a solid choice. It does an amazing job at containing odors and makes diaper disposal quick and easy. For the price, it’s definitely worth it and gets the job done without any fuss.

A great solution to a problem you don’t think is a big deal until you are in the thick of it. I left this item out of the baby registry because several people told me it really wasn’t necessary. However, babies go through a crazy amount of diapers, and they have to be changed at a moments notice. It’s really nice to have a specific trash can for them, that contains the smell and can be taken out so easily. It also fits an impressive amount of diapers, so if you use the ream well, it’s worth it. Pro tip, when you tie the bag on one end, don’t then pull the bag down to the bottom of the pail to try and make space for the diapers. Tie the bag close to the top and just push the diaper down normally, it will stretch as needed. It sounds silly, but I can’t tell you how much of the bag gets wasted otherwise. The bags are not perforated, it one long ream of plastic bag, so you want to be careful of not wasting a ton of it on empty space. Once it’s full, it will start pushing the top up. You can then use the little cutter on the inside to cut the bag close to the top. Just enough to tie up the top. Well worth it!

Great for any age! Even if they are in pull ups! I like the easy of it and how it is easy to use and doesn’t leave an odor at all. And it’s perfect for small spaces.

### Pros1. **Twist It, Seal It, Love It**No foot pedal? Who cares! You plop that diaper in, give the top a twirl like you’re mixing a potion, and boom—stink’s gone faster than my willpower near a pizza. It’s hands-on, sure, but it’s like a mini workout for your wrists—parenting CrossFit, baby!2. **Smell Slayer (Most Days)**That seven-layer bag and clamp combo is like a wizard casting a “no-stink” spell. Once it’s twisted shut, your nursery stays fresher than a TikTok dance trend. It’s not invincible (hold that thought), but it’s leagues above the trash can that betrayed me last week.3. **Diaper Vault Goals**This thing’s a champ at hoarding—30-35 newborn diapers fit in there like a Tetris master’s dream. You’re not hauling trash out every day, which is clutch when you’re living in sweatpants and survival mode. It’s the procrastination enabler I never knew I needed.4. **Sleek Space-Saver**Tall and skinny, it slides into a corner like it’s auditioning for “Nursery Chic: The Movie.” Some models even let you slap a cute fabric sleeve on it—suddenly, it’s not just a diaper bin, it’s decor. No back-breaking bends required, either—hallelujah!5. **Bag Game Strong**The continuous bag roll with that built-in cutter? Smooth as butter. Fill it up, snip it, tie it, yeet it—no fumbling like a fool every time. It’s the kind of convenience that makes you whisper, “Okay, Diaper Genie, you’re kinda hot.”---### Cons1. **Stink Sneak Attack**Open that lid, and it’s like a poop gremlin jumps out yelling, “Surprise, sucker!” You’ve gotta twist quick, or the smell hits you like a toddler’s tantrum—loud and unavoidable. It locks it up after, but that moment? Woof.2. **Bag Refill Racket**Those fancy bags are the Genie’s side hustle—$6-$8 a pop, and you’re stuck buying them or risking a stink rebellion with generics. It’s like the Genie’s winking at you, “You’re in too deep now, pal—fork it over.”3. **Plastic Panic**The build’s flimsier than my excuses for skipping laundry. The twist part’s fine, but the body? One rogue kick from a cranky kid, and I’m betting it cracks like my dreams of a full night’s sleep. It’s not tank-tough, is what I’m saying.4. **Setup Struggle Bus**Installing that first bag roll is a sitcom-level disaster. Thread it, knot it, pull it through—directions sound simple, but it’s like wrestling an octopus while your baby wails the soundtrack. You’ll figure it out, but not without some swear-word poetry.5. **Big Diaper Drama**Hit size 4 or pull-ups, and this thing turns into a diva. You’re cramming those chonky diapers in like you’re stuffing a piñata, and the twist gets grumpy. It’s less “effortless” and more “please, just fit, I beg you.”---### The VerdictThe Diaper Genie (no pedal, all twist) is like a BFF who’s 80% awesome and 20% annoying. It traps smells, hides diapers, and looks decent doing it—earning big points for keeping my sanity intact. But the whiff when you open it, the bag hustle, and the plastic vibes? They dock it a star. It’s a 4/5 in my book—great, not perfect, like a babysitter who’s clutch but eats all your snacks. Would I arm-wrestle a possum for it? Sure, but I’d probably lose—worth it, though!

This diaper basket is super practical, it keeps the smell sealed, apart from having a very good capacity the design is modern and goes well with the room, very easy to use with one hand and already comes with a spare, I recommend it

I bought this pail to keep outdoors for disposal of doggie bags. It worked great at first, but then with daily use issues started to pop up, like literally. The lid won't stay closed without much manipulation. I opted for piling rocks on the top which isn't ideal or convenient, but I really don't want to have to buy a new pail. Also, the bag holder will occasionally fall into the pail when trying to open the chute to drop in a bag. Speaking of...it takes quite a bit of pushing to get the chute to open wide enough to drop the bag in, which leads to a wall of stink blasting up and straight into your nose! The whole business is unpleasant to begin with, and this pail doesn't make it any less disgusting. One positive is that I've trained myself to hold my breath longer. I especially hate how the smell lingers on my hands if I have to fight with the lid and the chute. Yeah, maybe I'll just have to stop being a tighta$$ and invest in a new poop pail.