A simple bin that closes more tightly for odors. When you open it, it requires a process, of course away from children. It smells like a dead rat and needs frequent washing to avoid retaining the smell.

Over time and regardless of washes, it starts to smell and leak from the screwing / unscrewing.

Products with a bag that "seals" every time are very practical and clean. And there are options if the cost with the replacement cartridges is expensive.

Very good purchase! It holds a lot of diapers (size 1), around 30 more or less, it takes regular bags so you don't waste extra money, it is easy to use and it keeps the odors very well!

It really holds the odors. It requires a little attention when changing the bag to know which lid should be unscrewed.

A good bin, medium-sized, doesn't leave any smells except for a few when you throw the diapers inside. Most importantly? You don't have to buy special bags.

Perfect bin, it doesn't emit any odors when closed. It's very convenient next to the baby changing table. I would maybe like it a little bigger, but it's okay if you change the bag every 1-2 days. The great thing is that you can use any bag you want and you don't need to buy special ones for baby bins.

A fortune for a plastic piece that, however, accepts 30L supermarket bags, so in six months you have made a return on investment (because the special bags that other brands force you to use cost a fortune).

It does its job perfectly.

A thousand times yes! At first, it seemed expensive to me, but over time, it shows that it's worth its money! It doesn't let any odors pass through, and you can even use a regular supermarket bag and thus make it cost-effective. I recommend it for personal use or as a gift as it is very useful!

While it is useful because you don't have to search to throw away the diapers anywhere else, it has two problems: 1. If the previous diaper does not fall correctly inside, it gets stuck and the bin does not open, so you have to hit it on the floor until it opens. Very tiring, especially when it is about to fill up. 2. It has a small tray as a receptacle before it falls into the bin, where if the diaper is wet and does not close properly, the tray gets dirty and needs cleaning. A bit expensive, but you save from using regular bags.

The best purchase for any newborn. It's worth the money and more. Very good quality, you can use any garbage bag. It holds about 20 diapers.

Very satisfied with this specific bin. You may pay some extra money to purchase it, but it pays off over time because it uses regular garbage bags. In terms of capacity, it fills up with about 20 diapers and the mechanism locks, so it notifies you that you need to empty it (about every other day on average).

They brought it to me as a gift and it's the best! We opened it when the baby started solid foods at 6 months (until then he was breastfeeding so the 10 dirty diapers he produced a day didn't smell bad). Now he only poops 1-2 times a day, we fold the diapers, throw them in the trash, and for 3 days until we change the bag, you're free from any odor. I want to emphasize that whether you use large bags to fold the top part of the bag when you take it out to throw it away, so that you don't get the mess on your face, or you use simple small supermarket bags, ideally you change the bag in an outdoor area.

Very expensive for a bin, low. Definitely, diapers don't smell and you can use any bag you want, but it fills up very quickly and the opening gets stuck easily. If it was half the price, it would be value for money

In the advantages: high-quality construction and compatible with any bag, thus dramatically reducing the cost of consumables compared to other bins.
In the disadvantages: slightly high price, which is offset, of course, by the consumables and fills up quickly (small capacity) so it requires frequent changes.

The price is a bit high, but the positive thing is that it does what it promises (minimizes odors) and you can use any bag (e.g. supermarket).

I gave it as a gift and they told me it was the best. It was very convenient for them, and the fact that they can use their own bags is a lifesaver. Parents, ask for it as a gift from your loved ones, because I understand that for you it might be an additional expense that you might hesitate about.

It is expensive like a trash can but it is worth its money. With a newborn in our house, it lasts for two days. Its major advantage compared to others is that it takes any bags (the small ones) and does not put you in additional expenses.

Edit: Two months later, I have to say that it is the best purchase out of all the gadgets for the baby!!! Also, the odors are minimized. It is worth it a thousand times

Very convenient. The only downside is that it is small in size and in order to not bend down to put the diapers, you need to place it on a stool or furniture. It is not convenient to have it on the floor because you constantly have to bend down low. Otherwise, it is very practical and has been very helpful for us.

It's a shame for the money... just a simple trash can. As soon as you go to put the next diaper in, the smell comes out. Supposedly, we got it to avoid any odors.

It's not luxury! It is really one of the most useful things we bought. Very positive that you (easily) put whichever bag you have. It could have been a little bigger. We change it every 2 days or so! And as a gift, it would be a smart choice.

Very good bin. If you fold the diapers well, they smell even less and take up less space. We empty it about every 3 days. We are very satisfied.

Beautiful and expensive luxury... A beautiful bin that hides dirty diapers from both your sight and your nose. The only negative, apart from its quite steep price, is that you don't know when it will fill up. You realize it when you try to throw away the last diaper and the lid doesn't turn because it encounters resistance. If your baby goes through many diapers in a day, you might need to change the bag twice a day. On the positive side, I will mention that you can use any bag inside, unlike other similar bins on the market, which are much cheaper but only take their own bags.