Sassy Disposable Scented Diaper Sacks provides a safer and more sanitary way to dispose of diapers. Bags seal in wetness and bacteria from soiled diapers, while baby powder scent helps control odor.This is a must have for nursery and for moms on the go with baby.
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Product Details
Product Length:
7.6 inches
Product Width:
4.3 inches
Product Height:
2.7 inches
Product Weight:
1.0 pounds
Package Length:
7.8 inches
Package Width:
4.5 inches
Package Height:
2.6 inches
Package Weight:
1.15 pounds
Average Customer Rating:
based on 179 reviews
Features
Built in ties to seal in odors and wetness
Fresh baby powder scent
Easy dispenser box
Great for nursery or daiper bag
Convenient disposable solution for soiled diapers
Customer Reviews
Average Customer Review: ( 179 customer reviews )
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35 of 35 found the following review helpful:
Great for Cats too Jun 26, 2007
By Chuck Friel
"GatorGrub"
Believe it or not we use the Sassy bags for disposing of our cat litter. These scented bags are just the right size and with handles. A real convenience at a extra fair price.
39 of 40 found the following review helpful:
A great way to deal with dirty diapers Jun 07, 2007
By Tiffany
"mother of five"
I always carry these in my diaperbag so that I can dispose those used diapers in a friendly way. If there is no trash can around, I can easily hold on to this nice little blue package until I find one. These work so well, I don't even bother with the more expensive diaper disposal cans for the nursery. It eliminates the chore of empting that stinky heavy thing. I just toss them in the kitchen trash and haven't had any problem of nasty smells. I always have them at home so replenishing the diaperbag is a cinch. They've come to the rescue for other wet items, since they were available in my diaper bag. They are sized big enough to fit a complete baby outfit, or a baby blanket, or even two stinky diapers. Compare the price of 4 boxes of these to the expensive diaper pal system and you will come out ahead.
16 of 17 found the following review helpful:
THE BEST PRODUCT FOR DIRTY DIAPERS Apr 10, 2007
By Babs
"ADDICTED TO ROMANCE"
I had a sample of this product and was pleasantly surprised to find they came in a 200 count. No more diaper pails and no more mess. I highly recommend this product to anyone.
4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
Fed up with Diaper Genie or Diaper Champ?? Try these Little Plastic Wonders!!!!! May 06, 2007
By Mamma Steph LOVE these! I buy like 5 boxes at time, and they last several months. They're so simple, and really work. Instead of using an annoying diaper pail that needs routine emptying and cleaning, just use a little scented blue baggie and immediately throw it in with other trash. That's one less trip when taking out the garbage! They're also great to take on the road. No more smell!!!
7 of 9 found the following review helpful:
these thin bags don't block smell and fail to mask it Mar 14, 2009
By nial_l These bags are very, very thin. They can't block the diaper smell, so instead the company tried to cover up the diaper smell with a scent that is so strong I can't stand to leave the box open. The diaper smell eventually overpowers the scent because the bags are sooooo thin.
In addition, the way the bags are placed in the box they don't pop up as you pull one out, so I'm always struggling to get another bag out as I'm handling a dirty diaper.
For this product to really work well, the bags need to be much thicker so that the diaper smell is blocked NOT masked.
The one nice thing about this product is the handle ties. They are easy to use.
based on 179 reviews
Great for Cats too Jun 26, 2007
By Chuck Friel
"GatorGrub"
these thin bags don't block smell and fail to mask it Mar 14, 2009
By nial_l
