Baby Trend Diaper Champ 4000

Pros: One handed operation, uses any style garbage bag
Cons: Doesn't contain the smell, bugs like poop, difficult to clean, large/bulky, etc

Let me start by saying this -- I'm writing this review angry. I'm beyond any means p i s s e d off and I plan to explain exactly why in a few moments. When I was shopping for Aidan's nursery I came across the concept of a "diaper pail." According to ...

Pros: No gimmicky mechanisms to break or refills to buy
Cons: If you ask me, the whole diaper pail market is one big fat con.

An odor containing plastic pail? It's not going to happen for forty bucks. I have a proposal to make to all those luxury baby goods companies who are turning out innovative, well-designed, eight hundred dollar strollers. Please put your ...

Pros: enclosed system, child proofed, nearly odorless system, economical diaper disposal system
Cons: cloth diapers get stuck in the shoot, difficult to "see" when it is full

The Baby Trend Diaper Champ 4000 is the best diaper pail system that I have encountered for disposable diapers. When our first son was born we owned two diaper pails: the Diaper Genie and The Baby Trend Diaper Champ. We had used the Diaper Genie...

Pros: contains smell - uses regular trash bags doesn't stick out like a sore thumb.
Cons: trash bag flap hangs out a little - potential choking hazard.

I have always hoped that my house wouldn't smell like some of my other friends' houses that had ...

Pros: Cost Efficient, Blue or Pink, Odorless!
Cons: Changing the bags, but I got over it!

Ok, so it isn't as much a phenomenon as it is good design, but this diaper pail is great! Quick Review (for those who are in a hurry!) 1) The only time it stinks is when we change the bags. Otherwise, it is completely unnoticeable. ...

Pros: The opening is big enough to handle a size 5 diaper.
Smells are reasonably contained.
Cons: Have to use both hands to open.
Can't tell when it is getting too full.

Ok, so I heard all the hype about the Diaper Genie and even bought one for my friend when she was pregnant. No, I had never seen one and didn't have a child of my own yet. I had asked her if she liked it and she said oh yeah, we use it all the time! I ...

Pros: Holds diapers in a relatively nice design.
Cons: Doesn't hold in the smell very well.

As a single parent of a two year old boy, I have tried virtually everything in order to make my life with my son easier. I have invested countless dollars in all sorts of stupid items, with some living up to the hype and others falling far short. One ...

Pros: Inexpensive, reliable, easy to clean
Cons: Not perfect, must clean weekly

Diaper pails are a reality until your little bundle of joy turns 3 years old. It has been estimated that your baby will spend over 6,000 hours in diapers which is approximated to 6,000 diaper changes! Considering how many diapers you go through, ...

Pros: Uses regular bags, no touching the diapers, reasonable odor control
Cons: It doesn't magically remove the diapers

Ah, the diaper pail dilemma. We don't want to touch the diapers, smell the diapers, see the diapers. Until they invent some sort of automated pail that sprays industrial strength disinfectant on each diaper, we will always smell that rancid poopy ...

Pros: No special bags, easy to use.
Cons: Handle a little flimsy

I feel I'd be slightly disingenuous if I didn't start with a disclaimer about how poor my sense of smell is. I figure if *I* can smell it, it *must* be bad. So... keep that in mind when I say I've had no significant problems with odor with the Diaper ...

Pros: EASY! Uses regular kitchen bags.
Cons: Difficult to open for changing the bag. Doesn't contain smell as much when older.

I have been using the Diaper Champ for over 2 years. My little one just started going potty (YEAH!) but I am expecting again so we are starting on the recycle program with this one. There are a few minor issues but overall, I really like this unit. ...

Pros: Great odor control, can use any garbage bag, stable.
Cons: The diapers get stuck. Unit is hard to open at first.

My husband "found" this diaper pail when we were visiting our niece who just had a baby. He thought it was slick and liked the way you just had to turn the handle to dispose of the diaper. We were unhappy with the diaper pail we had so I decided to give...

Pros: Can use whatever bag you like
Cons: Overfilling may lead to escaping odor

When the “having a baby” thing was still new and overwhelming, someone told us that we absolutely must have a Diaper Genie which seems to be the brand name of diaper pails that everyone knows. Fortunately for us, the actual picking out of the diaper ...

Pros: Easy to use, don't have to pay for refills, reduces the smell a lot
Cons: Takes up space

After reading the reviews between the Diaper Genie and the Diaper Champ, I went ahead and bought the Diaper Champ. Boy am I glad I did! This thing takes any bag that you can slip over two large tabs that stick out. My primary choice is wal-mart bags ...

Pros: Easy to put together, less smell than other pails
Cons: occasionally the weighted part doesn't slide easily.

This is the best one yet!! It is easy to put together, basic white, big enough to hold several days worth of diapers and not that $$! Well being on my second child and after having tried the other types....(i.e. Diaper Genie- a pain to use and $$...