Munchkin® Arm & Hammer Diaper Pail Refill Rings, Holds up to 272 Newborn Diapers, 1 Pack

These Munchkin diaper pail refills are a total lifesaver. We’ve been using them with our Munchkin Step diaper pail for a few months now, and they work exactly as advertised. Super easy to install, and each refill lasts us a decent amount of time (depending on how many diapers we go through that week).The best part? No odor! Even when the pail is full, we don’t get that nasty diaper smell wafting through the nursery. The bags are strong, durable, and hold a surprising amount without tearing.

I love these diaper pail refills. They fit the munchkin diaper pail perfectly and trap in all the diaper odors. The refills are better than the single bags because it is less hassle and can allow for a longer time to change out the bags, as long as you open the pail door and pull the bag out. The refills have a light Arm & Hammer lavender scent. The only issue I have with these refills are that they give no warning when they will run out. You may find that you only have 6 or 8 inches of bag left when you pull the bag down to tie after tying off your last diaper bag, so then you have to throw those inches away. If only the bag changed color when you are on your last bag or two (like the cash register receipt paper). Having this multipack purchase, is soo helpful for those times when you run out with no warning.Either way, I highly recommend all parents use these diaper pail refills. Life is easier with them.

I absolutely love the Munchkin® Arm & Hammer Diaper Pail Refill Rings! These refill rings are a game changer for keeping diaper odors at bay. The lavender scent is pleasant and effectively masks any unpleasant smells, making diaper changes much more bearable.Each ring holds up to 272 newborn diapers, which means fewer trips to the trash. The 7-layer film is durable and does a fantastic job of sealing in odors. They fit perfectly with my Munchkin diaper pail, making installation a breeze. Overall, I highly recommend these refill rings to any parent looking for an efficient and effective way to manage diaper disposal!

There are youtube videos that teach you how to use a regular trash bag instead of these Munchkin specific ones. DON'T. This bag is worth the price because it contains the smell. I tried with a regular kitchen trash bag and boy oh boy did my bathroom and hallway smell like fermented rotten diapers within hours. These bags are the best.

The media could not be loaded. These diaper pail bags are awesome! They do a good at keeping the scent under control. Best part is they hold over 200 diapers!

I used to use a cheaper brand which was about $15 but they leaked out the scent anyway. So figured I’d spend the extra dollars to try these and I will never go back. Cheaper is not always better. They come with a good amount of refills and each one lasts me a few weeks. They help so much with the odor though I can barely smell the diapers when opening it to add a new one.

We. Love. These. Things. And we aren't the kind of people to buy things like this - we prefer to figure out our own "hack" and save some money. But we all know that when you have a new baby (along with an older child), it just isn't the time to be adding work to your life. So we decided to go the easy route and use these. One of the best decisions ever (along with purchasing the Munchkin brand diaper pail). They are super-easy to use, and they actually keep the stink INSIDE the bag, not floating around in the air stinking up the room. (Side note, after cutting the top end of the bag and getting ready to tie it off, I've squished the bag to get all of the air out in order to have more room to tie it, and was blasted in the face with the stink of several days' worth of dirty diapers. Gross. But the awesome thing is that I never smelled it until I opened the bag up to press the air out. They're that good.) The only negative, and the reason for one less star, is that there is no warning as to when you're getting to the end of the supply of plastic bag. You're pulling the bag out to tie it off after emptying the pail, and all of a sudden it's out. And you're left with just enough bag to not be able to use it - there's not enough to reach to the bottom of the pail. You can try, but the first diaper you stick in there will make the bag drop out of its holder, rendering it useless. It needs some sort of indicator that it's about to run out so you can plan accordingly; maybe something like they have on cash register paper.

We have bought these for their intended use with the munchkin diaper pail. We really don’t have any complaints other than the fact that they will not last you as long as the diaper pail/manufacturer suggest. We have gotten a few months out of the full set of them.. no where close to a year, but once the child gets older and diaper changes are fewer they will definitely last for longer. The diaper pail itself can only hold so many so you will think the bag is full before it actually is- in this case my tip would be to shake/push down the diapers in the bag (by squeezing the outside of the bag at the top end) the best you can before cutting the bag off and starting a new one. This will allow you to get a few more diapers in. Also, when starting a new bag be sure to tie your knot as close to the end as possible, but also being sure that it is no too close to the end to cause it to open when full. This will also help ensure you are able to get a larger amount of diapers in the bag.Other than the above, they are easy to use with the diaper pail and we haven’t found them to have any overwhelming scent. You do not smell the dirty diapers when in the pail bag/pail either. They are very durable and we have not had any issues with them breaking open from too many diapers, etc.I would recommend this product, especially to use with the munchkin diaper pail. Hope this was helpful!