Munchkin UV Snap, Seal & Toss Diaper Pail Refill Bags, Holds 600 Diapers, 20 Count

These diaper bags are easy to use and eliminate smell! These bags easily snap into Munchkin Diaper Pail. The 20 pack goes along way since they fit many diapers, each bag lasts me a few days so I expect to get maybe 2 months out of them which is a good value. Also the bags are thick enough to not rip when filled. Definitely a good purchase!

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These diaper pail refill bags are easy to use with a simple snap-seal design that locks in odor and germs. Durable, 7-layer construction holds up to 600 newborn diapers and fits all Munchkin pails. Great for keeping nurseries fresh and disposal mess-free, though some users find bag strength varies. I have it subscribed. So I dont have to worry about reordering them.

Believe me - you want simple when dealing with the disposal of poopy diapers. Look no further. This product is perfection. Snaps closed when you empty it from the can to further mitigate smells.

I've tried both the ring-based system and the snap and seal one-time use bags, and the Snap and Seal is much better! Here's why: First off, the amount of diapers it holds is reliable and consistent - you ALWAYS get 20 refills with the snap and seal, unlike the ring-based system where you only get 4-5 refills per ring if you’re frugal. By frugal with the ring system, you'd have to cut very close to the diapers to maximize usage, but with Snap and Seal, there's no need for any of that. The bags are one size, always fits, eliminating any chance of getting "diaper slime" on your hands. You completely avoid any messy handling with Snap and Seal. No more tying off knots at the bottom of the bag or dealing with unpleasant odors - it snaps closed and that’s it. When you change a Snap and Seal bag, there's no risk of residue collecting at the bottom of the pail. What residue? The residue at the bottom of the tied knot from the diapers you push through. Yeah that gooey goodness from last week’s diapers. No more frustration of pulling down a bag only to have it come off the ring because there wasn't enough bag left. Its pretty maddening when that happens. It works like this: If the pail is empty, you just open it up, push the *clean* bag through, clip it in place. Done. If the pail is full, unclip the ring, close it, push it through, take the diaper bag out, and repeat the steps above. I can change the bag significantly faster with the Snap and Seal, and I never have to tie the diaper bag and smell its horrible contents. The sealed system means odors stay trapped inside, unlike the ring system where I'd have to push air out of the trash bag to tie it closed, releasing unpleasant smells into the room. Oh and if you're looking at the price: so right now here on Amazon it is about 10 bucks for the ring refills and 20 for the Snap and Seal. Sounds more expensive right? But you only get 8-10 "refills" with the two pack ring refill (that's 4-5 per ring), with the Snap and Seal you *always* get 20 refills. So which is actually more expensive?