Sentences with phrase «of diaper genies»

It might surprise you to learn that there are a couple different kinds of diaper genies.

Since we've had a couple of Diaper Genies and obviously used them quite a bit, I can pass a few tips along.

The basis of the Diaper Genie ® system is to wrap up your diaper and seal away odor.

Then, when you empty the long string of poop sausages from the base of the Diaper Genie ® and place it in yet another plastic bag to set at your curb for pick - up, you have successfully entombed that poop or pee diaper under three layers of plastic.

This separates the clamp, allowing the diaper to drop into the plastic bag in the body of the diaper genie.

Bottom Line: I'm really impressed with not only the functionality of the Diaper Genie, but adore the sweet new fashionable fabric liners as well.

The size of this Diaper Genie is perfect to fit in a corner in my bedroom, as well as our smallish bathroom really well.

The Ubbi Steel Diaper Pail is at least twice the cost of a Diaper Genie, but over the span of your little one's toddler years, it's actually less expensive because it doesn't require costly Ubbi - branded refills (though they are available).

Because of the Diaper Genie's small size (13.5 ″ x 10.2 ″ x 21.8 ″) and vertical construction, it's difficult to always get full use of the holding space.

I can only smell the citrus when I open the lid of the diaper genie (I placed mine between the refill canister and the side of the diaper genie).

Perhaps you needed a few more days to break out of the Diaper Genie mindset.

After all, even the most artsy, Valencia - filtered image of a Diaper Genie is still an image of a Diaper Genie.

I think we are going to do this instead of the diaper genie.

Instead of composting or burning, with this toilet the waste is simply packaged away... parents of young children, think of a diaper genie!

Not exact matches

All you have to do is stick the trash bag inside the Diaper Genie, then wrap the top of the bag around the holding ring when you place it back inside.

By placing a disposable diaper inside a Diaper Genie ®, you add yet another layer of plastic - plastic that, if you have the original version, twists the diaper up into little poop saudiaper inside a Diaper Genie ®, you add yet another layer of plastic - plastic that, if you have the original version, twists the diaper up into little poop sauDiaper Genie ®, you add yet another layer of plastic - plastic that, if you have the original version, twists the diaper up into little poop saudiaper up into little poop sausages.

Then you lift out the diaper sausage, and (importantly), tie the bottom of the open plastic before closing the genie.

Diaper Genie's have been getting a great deal of criticism because they are even worse for the environmental than other methods.

Your diaper genie will become one of the most important things in the nursery.

If you don't currently own a diaper genie, the concept of one could seem a bit puzzling to you.

As I opened the new Diaper Genie packaging, the first thing I noticed was that Diaper Genie Expressions took a genius approach to their product and has now stylized their uber - functional diaper pail so that it can become a stylish and functional part of anyDiaper Genie packaging, the first thing I noticed was that Diaper Genie Expressions took a genius approach to their product and has now stylized their uber - functional diaper pail so that it can become a stylish and functional part of anyDiaper Genie Expressions took a genius approach to their product and has now stylized their uber - functional diaper pail so that it can become a stylish and functional part of anydiaper pail so that it can become a stylish and functional part of any room.

In fact, when you dispose of the solid waste the toilet, you'll enjoy a much less stinky nursery than if you store dirty diapers in a diaper genie until trash collection day!

That's considerably a good number of diapers but not as much as other Diaper Genie's can.

In terms of ease - of - use, the Diaper Genie scores highly.

I have a bad habit of not emptying the Diaper Genie.

One of the main complaints parents have with the Diaper Genie is the cost of the bag refills.

For multiples, the number of diapers used each day means the Diaper Genie gets refilled often.

The Playtex Diaper Genie is considered the best - selling pail of all - time.

Higher - end products from Ubbi, Dékor and other brands have made the Diaper Genie an expensive, less - effective option that works well for a time, but ultimately difficulties keeping up with the demands of diapers for multiples.

It doesn't help that Diaper Genie has one of the highest lifetime costs because of its proprietary refills.

In the early days, it was even worse: newborn diapers — times two — were soiled and replaced every few hours, and the Diaper Genie we received as a baby shower gift simply couldn't handle such a continuous flow of dirty and soggy diapers.

Ease of use is perhaps the Diaper Genie's biggest selling point: it's easy to cut and tie off new refills, and the 7 - layer refill bags do a good job of keeping everything contained.

So yes, the Diaper Genie may be affordable upfront, but would the ongoing costs of refills make it more expensive to keep around for three years?

The Step's self - sealing system prevents what happens with the Diaper Genie and other products: every time the hatch is opened, a whiff of old diapers escapes.

Because pails take up too much space, and the diaper genie I used with my oldest baby (in disposables) scared me away from the very concept of pails entirely.

The key difference between a Diaper Genie and your run - of - the - mill kitchen can is a clever little mechanism that ensures that the main storage compartment remains closed at all times, even when the lid is open.

When used properly, the Diaper Genie actually does a pretty decent job of concealing odor.

First of all, I have to say the Diaper Genie is genius, just genius.

Some of the essential furniture pieces in the fully stocked nursery room are a crib, rocking chair, changing table, diaper genie, and dresser.

When I think about products that are must - haves for parents I think of things like Diaper Genie, Boppy pillows, Pampers diapers, MAM pacifiers, Snack Trap, and Bumbo -LCB- to name only a few of my favorites -RCB-.

A lot of us cloth diapering mamas find it to be less work to change, wash, and put away cloth diapers than it would be to venture out to Target with kids in tow, buy the diapers and Diaper Genie inserts, get them home, and haul the dirties out to the trash.

New moms tend to buy a lot of stuff because advertisements will tell you that you need things like a diaper genie.

The accoutrements of babyhood — Diaper Genies, strollers, Baby Bjorns, etc. — must eventually be trashed, donated or put into storage for the next child.

I scraped the, um, residue from the diaper and placed it in our Diaper Genie (Rosing recommends putting the excess in the toilet with the help of a Mini-Shower, a hand - held bdiaper and placed it in our Diaper Genie (Rosing recommends putting the excess in the toilet with the help of a Mini-Shower, a hand - held bDiaper Genie (Rosing recommends putting the excess in the toilet with the help of a Mini-Shower, a hand - held bidet).

Katie Anthony, a mother of two and a Seattle - based blogger at KatyKatiKate.com, cloth - diapered for her first baby but crossed over for her second, lamenting, «When you pull the Diaper Genie bag out of the pail, and you just see this blue plastic tube full of NASA - invented synthetic fibers that are soaked in human waste, and it's just this foul little sausage, there's a part of me that is really sad.»

You don't need a diaper genie if you dispose of waste properly!

I needed the perfect handy snack to magically appear like a genie and there was nothing in sight, not a crumb in the nursery or on the night stand, diaper bag or purse, glove compartment or trunk, to help me manage my unbearable hunger in between meals or in the middle of the night, while out running errands or feeding my son in the back seat of the car in the parking lot.

We would need to also buy the Diaper Genie inserts and up the size of our garbage can which would increase our monthly payment by $ 7 per month.

And it is preferred by moms 2 - 1 over Diaper Genie II (That was a independent in home study with 100 moms.Diaper Genie II is a registered trademark of platex products, LLC and is not affiliated with Munchkin.)

We did have to buy a diaper genie and refills to store the «dirty» cloth diapers at daycare, but we just take home the dirties every night, and bring in the same number of new ones in the morning.