Cloth Diaper Pails Reviewed

Many parents use cloth diapers to save them money and to help keep the landfills free of boatloads of disposable diapers.  Even still, as a busy parent I am sure you don't have time to run to the washing machine each and every time it is diaper changing time.  For that reason, you might be looking for a cloth diaper pail.  Keep reading on to familiarize yourself with a few of your buying options.

The Safety 1st Easy Saver Diaper Pail retails online for around $30.  Like most cloth diaper pails, you will find that is actually doubles as a disposable diaper pail too.  In fact, it appears this Safety 1st Easy Saver Diaper Pail is designed as a disposable diaper pail because one of their plus sides is that you can fill the diaper pail, lift the lid, and pull out the trash bag, tie, and toss by the curb.  However, for the cheap price it can be used with both cloth and disposable diapers.  Hands down, the biggest consumer complaint that was the so-called "odor protection" began failing after a few months, but there are refill cartridges available for sale.  The biggest pros listed by consumers include the affordable price, the easy to use nature of the product, and the fact it can easily be used as a regular trash can later down the road.

The Sassy Hands Free Diaper Pail retails for around $30 to $40.  It too works well for both disposable and cloth diapers.  This product in particular is designed for 8 gallon bags.  The most appealing feature of this cloth diaper pail in particular is the fact that it has an automatic sensor, meaning you don't need to physically open the lid yourself!  In terms of smell, it did receive high marks from consumers on odor protection.  The main complaints were the small size of the pail and the fact that this particular product is a lot smaller in size than many of your other buying options.

In addition to focusing on the cloth diaper pail, it might be within your best interest to checkout some other great accessories to go along with it.  For example, you will find a product like the Wahmies Diaper Pail Liner.  At first, you might assume this is a traditional plastic liner that resembles are garbage bag, but it is actually reusable laundry bag designed for cloth diapers.  After dumping the cloth diapers in the washing machine, toss the liner in as well and you are literally good to go!

In short, you can see from some of the information provided above that you have a lot of cloth diaper pail buying options.  So which pail is the best?  Honestly, it all depends on your wants, needs, preferences, and budget.  The good news is that using cloth diapers is likely to save you a lot of money over the cost of your baby's diaper wearing years.  For that reason, you might be able to splurge a bit more on a top-of-the-line diaper pail.