wegreecoReusable Hanging Wet Dry Cloth Diaper Bag(2 Pack, Grey Leaf, Grey)

After a LOT of use and washes, these are holding up great.If you're using them for cloth diapering, leave the bag unzipped or it will begin to stink every time you open it to put another diaper in.CLOTH DIAPERING TIPS:1. diapers/inserts should NOT smell bad after use2. soaking items in an enzyme helps eliminate ammonia build up (which hurts/burns baby's skin); my wash routine is 30-60 minute enzyme (2 scoops) soak in hot/cold cycle, then baby detergent + oxy lean (filled to level 1) + a dash of borax on warm/cold, then a final hot/cold rinse to make sure al chemicals have been removed - all set on a regular cycle3. a great enzyme for this is Rockin' GREEN Dirty Diaper laundry detergent4. GET BAMBOO CHARCOAL diapers and inserts (dark grey bamboo charcoal) - super absorbent, poop washes off extremely easily and there are NEVER any stains5. Aquaphor is worth the money - I use it every change for my baby's super sensitive skin and never had any diaper rash, plus it doesn't mess up the inserts like other diaper rash creams do and doesn't cake up in the baby's leg creases etc6. get a bidet, 2 small plastic waste buckets and a large binder clip and utility knife - cut a hole in the bottom of one of the buckets for use when spraying dirty diapers, use the binder clip to secure diaper/inserts while spraying, store wet bucket and diaper in 2nd (uncut) waste basket, when you've got a few dirty diapers in it add the enzyme with hot water into the buckets and soak before adding to your main diaper washand good luck!

Huge!! This bag is perfect for my many cloth diapers! It is made of good quality and hangs right next to the changing table for east tossing

I use these to store my sons dirty cloth diapers in between washes. I haven't noticed any moisture accumulating on the outside at any point while using these, and they've been used daily for months now. The inside is stain proof, at least from poop and pee. With a decent cloth diaper wash routine, I can say these do not retain any scent, and let me tell you that cloth diapers are stinkyyyyy when waiting for laundry day. I can comfortably fit at least 18 diapers with inserts and covers no problem in the bag between washes, and that's only because that's how many i use in between washes; it could probably hold 2-5 more. Even with all that weight inside, the seams haven't budged; no holes and even the handles have stayed perfectly attached. Would highly recommend as an affordable large wetbag.

We use these wet bags for an alternate purpose than what they’re made for and they work great! We use them to hold our kitchen towels / cloth napkins between when we use them and when we wash them. We go through quite a few dish towels / cloth napkins / unpaper towels weekly and we were putting them in the sink put they were in the way / didn’t look pretty / and kept getting wet. Now we throw the towels in this and wash it all together weekly. So far it’s been working awesome! I have put the bag in the dryer on full heat for a few minutes but try to mostly hang it to dry.Update: we’ve owned these for more than a year and each bag has probably been machine / washed and dried over 20 times with no signs of wear! I’d still recommend for keeping dirty kitchen linens!

We have been using these since we started cloth diapering. I opted to try these over the pail just to see if it would work. I hang them on the back of the door. We have never had smell or leak issues. I am glad I don’t need to add a space for a pail. These also fit a ton of diapers. We use pocket. So I pull the insert out after a change and toss them in so I can dump the bag straight into the washer. And wash it at the same time. Getting a set of two is perfect so when one is washing, you aren’t without.