We tried several different brands and styles of diaper bags, mostly because these Arm & Hammer ones aren't exactly the cheapest on the market, but we came back to these after being unhappy with other brands.When it comes down to it, a diaper bag needs to fill one basic function: contain a dirty diaper AND its odor. If it can't do that, it doesn't matter what it looks like, how easily it closes, or what it's made of. With that in mind, here's why I find these bags superior to others we have tried:1) They are just tough enough. In other words, if they were any thinner they might tear too easily, but if they were any thicker they would be unnecessarily thick and heavy. They strike the right balance between toughness and compactness.2) They don't have drawstrings or any other fancy ties. While this may seem like a downside, consider what drawstring trash bags look like when you cinch them shut: no matter how tightly you pull the strings, the bag never really closes completely; there's always a small hole there, right? Normally that's not a big deal, but if the bag happens to contain a dirty diaper, even a small hole won't do -- trust me. So if you want to close these bags tightly, you have to tie a simple knot in them, which DOES seal the odor in.3) They are compact: the roll of 30 bags is very small, making them easy to transport, even inside the plastic dispenser.Lest I get too carried away, here are a few things I DON'T like about these bags:1) Their smell. It's billed as "lavendar," and I suppose that's what it is, but I'm not a fan. Fortunately it's not a super strong odor, so it hasn't been tough to tolerate, and it does smell better than the bags' contents...2) The dispenser. It's simple and compact, but getting a bag out of it can take some fiddling. On the other hand, it's easy to rotate the roll within the dispenser so that the bags are unlikely to come out on their own.3) The price. But again, I tried less expensive diaper bags from several other brands and kept coming back to this one. This is a case where you do, apparently, get what you pay for. Read more

When it comes down to it, a diaper bag needs to fill one basic function: contain a dirty diaper AND its odor. If it can't do that, it doesn't matter what it looks like, how easily it closes, or what it's made of. With that in mind, here's why I find these bags superior to others we have tried:1) They are just tough enough. In other words, if they were any thinner they might tear too easily, but if they were any thicker they would be unnecessarily thick and heavy. They strike the right balance between toughness and compactness.2) They don't have drawstrings or any other fancy ties. While this may seem like a downside, consider what drawstring trash bags look like when you cinch them shut: no matter how tightly you pull the strings, the bag never really closes completely; there's always a small hole there, right? Normally that's not a big deal, but if the bag happens to contain a dirty diaper, even a small hole won't do -- trust me. So if you want to close these bags tightly, you have to tie a simple knot in them, which DOES seal the odor in.3) They are compact: the roll of 30 bags is very small, making them easy to transport, even inside the plastic dispenser.Lest I get too carried away, here are a few things I DON'T like about these bags:1) Their smell. It's billed as "lavendar," and I suppose that's what it is, but I'm not a fan. Fortunately it's not a super strong odor, so it hasn't been tough to tolerate, and it does smell better than the bags' contents...2) The dispenser. It's simple and compact, but getting a bag out of it can take some fiddling. On the other hand, it's easy to rotate the roll within the dispenser so that the bags are unlikely to come out on their own. Granted, you can use the bags without the dispenser -- in fact, they would take up less room that way -- but there's a good chance the bags could come unrolled. Then there's the safety issue of having a bunch of unraveled plastic bags around a baby or toddler.3) The price. But again, I tried less expensive diaper bags from several other brands and kept coming back to this one. This is a case where you do, apparently, get what you pay for. Read more

I bought extra bags for the dispenser when I was looking for a better solution to the too large bags that come with my Ostomy pouches, 5-6 for a box of 10 pouches. They are more discreet in that they are darkly tinted bags, but are too big for one pouch, too small for 2 pouches, and are not scented so I must take them out to the garbage disposal bin right away.These bags are the perfect size, very portable with the dispenser that clips easily onto my Ostomy supply carrying tote, and because they're scented, I can empty the bathroom waste basket when it's full with no fear of odors escaping the bags. I LOVE them, and am so glad I found a solution that works so well for Ostomy bag disposal. Read more

I love these bags. Just like my neighbor does with his dog, when my kid poops on someones else lawn while we are out for a walk, I can quickly scoop it up and throw it away without leaving a trace. It's always awkward though when we are out and I think I have plenty of bags, but I find myself standing in a stranger's yard circling the fresh poo searching my pockets and wondering if anyone will notice if I just walk away. Only once have I had to pick up my son and bolt because, unfortunately, the owner of the house caught me. No worries though, even carrying a 24 lb. kid, I was able to outrun the guy.In all seriousness...these bags are great. After changing epic dirty diapers we can seal the stench into one of these bad boys. Our house stays smelling so fresh and so clean. Read more

Love the product but struggling to get refils I have messaged the seller but not received a reply Read more

No smell from the nappies. I am using this daily. Nowadays I prefer to use this and trash on normal bin as compare to using the nappy bin system from Angelcare. It is cheaper than a bin refil aso, so I will be using ony this ones now. Read more

One of my essential items in my diaper bag. Easy to change the baby anywhere and don’t worry of where to dispose the diaper. Only issue is that sometimes the bags don’t come out easily. Read more

I actually use these to dispose of incontinence pads for a disabled person. I was worried about smell in the new slim bins that only get emptied fortnightly. They do work well and my only small niggle is that they are sometimes difficult to tear off on the perforations. Read more

Really good side and smell great too Read more