Used nappy disposal... What do you do?

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How do you/are you planning to dispose of used nappies? I’ve seen the Tommee Tippee and Angelcare nappy bins but they seem so expensive for what they are and I’m not sure they’re worth the cost? For those of you that don’t use those, do you just have a normal bin or do you use something else? How do you manage the smell? I’m honestly wondering if it will be easier for me to just take the nappies straight to our outdoor bin but then again I’m not sure if that’s realistic when I’ll be changing nappies so often. Any thoughts?? Thank you 😊

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I got the Tommee Tippee one on offer for £10 at Tesco! Well worth it!

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I use angelcare bin and love it, I only really put poopy nappies in it and there is no smell at all (trust me when you empty it it’s vile🤢) it’s next to our changing table and we still use it even though she is now 15 months. Wet nappies I will put in any old bin but even then they can make it smell. It’s only as good as how you use it. My friend would say a waste of money but she would hardly use it, I make the effort to and it’s a god send. The amount of times I can smell poopy nappies in her house coming from the bin isn’t nice

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I have used this with my last babies I live on a farm so my bin is at the top of my road Over a mile away so this was a god send for me!! They can store a lot of nappies and keep the smell in amazing however I’m now very aware of trying not to use plastic so I’m not convinced this is now a good idea and I’ve been thinking about going cloth BUT I’m a family of 6 away to b 7 so I’m worried about the extra washing without cloth nappies on top!!! Anyone used them or thinking bout it? x

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I put mine in a nappy bag and straight outside in the black bin,, those nappy’s bins will smell over time and the refills are expensive

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I like ours. Just for the fact that it conceals the smell alot better than the usual bin. We still use nappy bags and alternatively you could just use bin bags to put inside it instead of the refills to save money. Also our bin was £5 on offer in mothercare, so you can't really go wrong with the price.

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I breastfeed and her nappies really don’t smell like anything. I put them in the kitchen bin and have a bin in the room for night/morning changes. There’s no need for me to even worry about when they go out. But if you really wanted a disposal...Amazon are giving away Tommee Tippee ones when you spend £20 in their baby store if you have a baby registry with them

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If it’s in the day it goes straight into the outside bin which I’ve put near to the patio doors for ease and if it’s at night it goes in the bathroom bin and I take it down and fling it in the bin when me and baby get up of a morning. this is just what works for us

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I take them straight outside always and use scented nappy bags

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We just out then in our normal bin

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Haha this is one of those items that are totally devisive. Some will say waste of money, I however think its a god send!! It sits next to the changing table, traps in the smell, and stores around 20-25 Nappies in it. I don't want smelly Nappies in my kitchen bin, and I can't be going outside to the big bin multiple times a day. £30 full price, but they're often on offer on amazon. Money we'll spent in my opinion! But that's just me. If money is tight then it's definately a luxury item you can live without.