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Summary: safety 1st diaper pail
Comment: I bought this for my washable puppy pee pads. It is a great size for the laundry room and helps keep down the odor so I am not embarrassed. It is a little smaller than I expected but it turns out to hold about a weeks worth for one 3 lb yorkie.
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Summary: Safty 1st Diaper Pail (For Dogs)
Comment: We purchased the Safety 1st Diaper Pail to store our dog droppings between garbage pickup days. This diaper pail works great, except when you have to lift the lid (not often). For the price it is a bargan!
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Summary: Works like a charm
Comment: I use this for my catbox. I scoop into a plastic bag, keeping odor discs in the compartment under the lid. Stops the smell. Since it's emptied every couple of days, there's no smell in the house.
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Summary: Perfect for cat litter
Comment: I purchased this pail to use as a cat litter (poop) disposal. It seems to do the job. It keeps the odor inside but careful when you open it! I placed a scented tart in the lid (there's a place for it), and it does help. Suggestion, dispose of the poop at least once a day. In doing so, it won't be bad when you lift the lid. It's worth every penny! I recommend it.
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Summary: Not so good if you're using cloth.
Comment: I purchased this pail for use with cloth diapers. This pail works but has some flaws.
I like the foot pedal but it doesn't work all that well, it basically lifts it up enough to squeeze the diaper in. I feel it should lift higher so that I'm not struggling to insert a diaper.
The pail is made to use standard size grocery store bags but they are a tight squeeze and I can barely fit one days worth of cloth diapers in the pail. They are larger than disposable diapers so I'm not sure how many disposables it could hold. Trying to get a standard size grocery bag on it is such a pain (and in my case, wasteful since I use cloth diapers that I have to wash) that I made a liner from PUL (the waterproof material cloth diapers are made from) with an elastic top that goes in the wash with my diapers. It fits great although the heavier cloth material makes it more difficult for the metal rod/lever to lift the lid but it is not much different than with a plastic bag.
This pail has a compartment in the top with holes for, what I'm assuming to be, an air freshener. I use a piece of an old cut up t-shirt with a couple drops of essential oil (orange, lemon, lavender, etc.) to give the pail a nicer smell when it's open. I haven't smelled any odors except for when I open the lid. Of course, this may be because I have to empty it every day since it does not hold that many diapers. It looks taller in the pictures (to me) than it is in person. (Someone suggested to me to use this pail for scooped kitty litter when we're out of diapers- just a thought)
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