Playtex Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Disposal Pail

by Playtex

• 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
• Ships in Certified Frustration-Free Packaging
• Contains One Pail that holds up to 38 diapers and One Refill Cartridge that holds up to 270 diapers

Product Description

Color: White | Product Packaging: Amazon Frustration-Free

From the Manufacturer

For an easy, effective way to help keep your nursery odor and germ free, the Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Pail features a double-locking design and a multilayer, refillable liner that helps seal in odors and germs. The ergonomic Diaper Pail is designed so there's no need to bend down, and the foot pedal allows for easy, hands-free opening. The Diaper Genie pail holds up to 38 diapers at one time and the refill cassette holds up to 270 newborn diapers.

The Diaper Genie Elite holds up to 38 diapers. View larger.

Antimicrobial protection ensures your nursery is odor and germ free.
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Double-Lock Design Helps Seal In Odors and Germs

The Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Pail features a double-locking design that seals in odors each time you drop in a diaper, helping to keep your nursery smelling fresh and clean. The built in antimicrobial protection inhibits odor-causing bacteria.

Convenient Design: Ergonomic, Foot Pedal and Capacity

The Diaper Genie's tall, ergonomic design means you don't have to bend down to throw away diapers. The convenient foot pedal opens the lid so you never have to touch the pail with your hands. The pail holds up to 38 diapers at one time, and even allows you to dispose of toddler-size pull-up training pants.

Multilayer Refill Bag

The Diaper Genie Refill is designed so that dirty diapers only touch the refill film and not the pail, allowing the pail to stay clean with no mess. One Diaper Genie Refill can hold up to 270 newborn diapers, and a red indicator line on the bag lets you know when you need to replace the refill.

Easy Setup and Quick Disposal

The Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Pail is easy to set up without using any additional tools. For disposal of diapers when the pail is full, simply press the button on the front to open the unit, cut the bag with the built-in childproof cutter, and tie a knot at the top before throwing it away. Pull the refill bag to the full length of the Diaper Pail, tie a knot at the bottom, and close the pail back in place.

About Diaper Genie: Keep Your Nursery Smelling Fresh

Diaper Genie products feature technology to help prevent odors and germs from overtaking your nursery. Diaper disposal is easy and mess free with Diaper Genie Diaper Pail and Refill.

What's in the Box

Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Pail and Diaper Genie Refill.

Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Pail

At a Glance:

• Patented double-lock pail design and multilayer refill helps seal in odors and germs
• Antimicrobial protection inhibits odor-causing bacteria
• Ergonomic design with foot pedal allows for easy, hands-free opening
• Pail holds up to 38 diapers
• Refill cassette holds up to 270 newborn diapers

Ergonomic design with foot pedal allows
for easy, hands-free opening. View larger.

Product Description

For an easy, effective way to help keep your nursery odor and germ free, the Diaper Genie Elite Diaper Pail features a double locking design and a multilayer, refillable liner that helps seal in odors and germs. The ergonomic Diaper Pail is designed so there's no need to bend down, and the foot pedal allows for easy, hands free opening. The Diaper Genie pail holds up to 38 diapers at one time and the refill cassette holds up to 270 newborn diapers.

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

130 of 133 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Better than the regular Diaper Genie 2 September 27, 2008

By Anand Shah

Product Packaging:Retail|Color Name:White

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.

88 of 92 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Better Than Diaper Champ December 30, 2008

By A. Gibbs

Product Packaging:Retail|Color Name:White

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.
4. Emptying the Genie requires less manuevering. Ok ... so you have to cut and tie the refill with the Genie but I found that if the garbage bag got too full in the Champ, I had to really work to get it out because the opening at the top is small and a full garbage bag that is bottom heavy doesn't fit through it as well.

Here are some downsides:
1. Buying the special refills is ofcourse a downside but it lasts about 3 weeks with my 2 month old so I think it is worth it for the 'odor-locking' ability of the special refills.
2. I couldn't get the top portion to interlock with the bottom half quite right. I am not sure if this is because of the way I assembled it or the parts are just not made properly. This did not affect the working of the product at all, only the way it looks and my husband never noticed it.

48 of 49 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Great design, keeps the smell out! December 2, 2008

By really2k1

Product Packaging:Retail|Color Name:White

I previously used Diaper Genie I when my five year old was an infant. My complaint with that was having to put my hand into the bag and down into the pail which sometimes meant getting hands dirty. Also, it was short which meant me having to bend down a lot which is not great for the back.

I bought the Diaper Genie Elite for my newborn this year. It was well worth the extra twenty bucks. The design is very simple - much like a foot pedal trash can. It's also taller, which eliminates having to bend down to put in a diaper. All you have to do is press a foot pedal and the top opens up. Drop the diaper in and you're done. I never notice a smell in the room. The only time I smell anything is when I empty it, which is to be expected.

Also, installing the bag and emptying the bag is very, very easy. To empty: Open the pail, use the internal cutter to cut the bag, tie it off - done. To install a bag: drop the refill in, pull the bag down and tie it off - done. As for the refills - I just started on my third refill after 9 weeks of diapers. So the refills are lasting about 4 1/2 weeks for an infant.

If you can afford the extra money, I definitely recommend it. It definitely hurt the wallet paying for it but I haven't regretted it once. I'm not sure why the price is so high on Amazon, but I got mine much cheaper at Walmart.