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List Price : $56.99 Price : $30.88
List Price : $56.99 Price : $30.88
- Formerly called DIAPER GENIE II ELITE - Same great product with new name and new packaging
- Our most advanced Diaper Disposal System
- Foot pedal for easy, hands-free diaper disposal
- Built-In Antimicrobial protection inhibits odor causing bacteria
- Contains One Pail that holds up to 38 diapers and One Refill Cartridge that holds up to 270 diapers
Playtex Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Disposal Pail Reviews
Playtex Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Disposal Pail Reviews
| 92 of 93 people found the following review helpful:  Better than the regular Diaper Genie 2, By This review is from: Playtex Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Disposal Pail (Baby Product) This product took into consideration the few criticisms of the diaper genie 2 and improved on it. It has a little pedal you step on to open the top lid, you put your diaper in and release. Truly one handed operation, minimal smell because of the way the internal clasp seals the bag when you step on the pedal, and you never touch the inside bag. Occasionally, if I don't step on the pedal all the way, I get a whif of the internal contents because the clasp doesn't seal all the way...but I figure thats my fault for not doing it correctly. It now has a handle on the front so you can carry it with one hand, and emptying is similar to genie 2. If your a fan of the diaper genie...you'll like this product. You do still have to buy their refills, and that is the one big drawback. I've seen the price come down to equal that of genie 1 refills, so if your already paying for them, then its not a problem. Our refills last 3 weeks with our toddler's diapers. 58 of 60 people found the following review helpful:  Better Than Diaper Champ, This review is from: Playtex Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Disposal Pail (Baby Product) I got this at one of my baby showers and my neighbor also lent me her Diaper Champ. At first we used the Genie in the nursery and the Champ in the master bedroom which is where my little girl sleeps most of the time. I especially appreciate the pedal and the height of the container. Here are some reasons why I like it better than the Champ: 1. I can throw individual wet wipes into the Genie without getting the container soiled. This comes in handy with those really, really messy BMs. 2. I don't have to crank a handle back and forth like the Champ. I found this so appealing especially for those late night diaper changes that I eventually moved the diaper Genie to where the baby slept at night. 3. It does a better job of keeping the odor out. I have a really strong sense of smell and I could smell the soiled diapers in the room with the Champ. I used regular garbage bags in the Genie so maybe upgrading to one of those odor preventing garbage bags may have helped... Read more 80 of 85 people found the following review helpful:  Glorified Trash Can, Expensive Refills, By Tom C (Irvine, CA United States) - See all my reviews This review is from: Playtex Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Disposal Pail (Baby Product) The Diaper Genie in and of itself isn't bad, but there's nothing magical about it either. As a trash can for diapers, it's OK, but I can only give it three stars for two reasons: * It's billed as some kind of magical device that's going to port your smelly diapers to a better place, when in reality, it's a cheap although stylish plastic bin with a plastic bag inside. * The cartridges are such a rip-off! At about 7 bucks each, they last less than a month, or about 4-5 Diaper Genie loads of diapers. Think of how many regular trash bags you can get for $7 (I just bought a box of 200 for $8). That being said, you can still use a Diaper Genie and save a ton of money (I estimate we'll save about $200 over the next two years) by simply using regular trash bags in place of the way-overpriced cartridges. Simply buy 16 gallon tall kitchen bags and insert the top of the bag into the lip of a spent cartridge. I can't guarantee the odor control will be as... Read more |
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