How to Choose a Diaper Pail for Disposable Diapers
When you have already made the decision not to use cloth
diapers, your next decision will be how to choose a diaper pail
for disposable diapers.
To some degree, cloth diapers will give off less odor than
disposables, because they are not as absorbent, and parents
often rinse out some of the urine, and dispose of solids by
using liners for their cloth diapers.
With disposables, you lose those benefits. The chemical
ingredient added to the manufacturing of disposables, makes them
retain water within the layers of material, turning it to a gel
that can't leak back out. This means all the urine stays in the
disposable, as does any solid wastes. And every parent knows how
much that can smell, even after a brief time in a diaper pail.
So what you're going to want to look for when learning how to
choose a diaper pail for disposable diapers, is the most
effective system that suppresses odors. A pail with a tight
fitting lid is not enough, as odor escapes every time you
deposit a used diaper, or change the liner and remove the liner
bag.
Two of the better options offer very different approaches to
this problem. The Neat! Diaper Disposal System is a