Arm & Hammer Diaper Pail Refill Bags

by Arm & Hammer

• Each pack contains 10 disposable refill bags total 30 bags that shut tight with a snap
• Just snap, seal and toss no cutting or tying knots in the bags
• Each bag holds up to 25 diapers
• For use with arm and happer diaper pail by munchkin

Product Description

Size: 3 Pack (30 Count)

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Designed exclusively for use with the Arm & Hammer™ Diaper Pail by Munchkin, this three-pack of Refills contains a total of 30 disposable refill bags that help keep odors contained, so your baby's nursery smells fresh and clean. Unlike other diaper disposal devices, the bags do not need to be cut or tied--they just close with a snap. When it's time to replace the bag, simply seal and toss it into the garbage. Each 10-count refill package can hold up to 250 diapers (25 per bag).

What's in the Box
Three packs containing 10 disposal refill bags each (30 total bags).

Product Description

A&H Diaper Pail Refill - 3 Pack


Diaper Pail by Munchkin Refill Bags lock in odors. Each bag shuts tight with a snap and can be easily tossed and replaced without cutting or tying. Just snap, seal and toss - no cutting or tying knots in the bags


Recommended Age: For use with the Munchkin Arm & Hammer Diaper Pail

Features:Includes 10 disposable refill bags that shut tight with a snap Each bag holds up to 25 diapers 3 Pack

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Most Helpful Customer Reviews

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Very Durable, Great Product December 2, 2011

By M. Hudson

Size Name:3 Pack (30 Count)|Amazon Verified Purchase

I've been using the Munchkin Arm & Hammer Diaper Bag Refill Bags since my little girl was born. The diaper pail itself is shorter than the Diaper Genie, but it has a compartment at the top that holds Baking Soda that you can add, which is really helpful to absorb nasty odors of the diaper pail.

The Bags are incredible durable and are made to snap closed when you are taking it out. A couple things to consider before buying it: 1) You have to fold and "snap" the bag together, then pull it through the open compartment door on the side. It can be difficult, even annoying. But once you get past the squeezing it through the door that opens on the side, it's simple to carry to the trash. It never breaks. 2) It doesn't hold as many diapers as it should be able to. It's because of the weight of the diapers. It turns as you close the lid, sealing in odor. If it's weighed down by too many diapers, it won't rotate or close. Problem is, the diaper bag can hold at least 4-5 more diapers, depending on the size you use. So, I have a small wooden block that elevates the bag inside the pail, enabling me to add more diapers and not waste bags. Any way to save money right? Truly, though, the pail itself doesn't hold as many diapers as it could unless you improvise. If this doesn't concern you, then it's really just a great product. I just like to save as much money as possible and not waste the room that could be used to hold even more diapers.

Aside from those minor issues.....

I share a room with my now 15 month old and I can tell you that after changing some really poopy messes, this thing has never one time stunk me outta the room. I recommend it to anyone. !!!

9 of 9 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Exactly what I expected April 21, 2011

By Daniel Ramirez

Size Name:3 Pack (30 Count)|Amazon Verified Purchase

While I am not a dad, my family has essentially set up a second home for my niece. She has two of everything. One at my sister's house picked out by mom and dad, and one at my house picked out by uncle and grandma. I did a lot of research before deciding on a system for diapers. I COULD just throw them away, but for the sake of cleanliness, I decided to pick up the Munchkin diaper system. It was cheaper than it's major competitor and seemed easier to use. I like these bags because they fit lots of dirty diapers and when it's done, you snap the top closed and everything stays securely in the bag. Put it out with the rest of your trash and call it a day. Now the bags themselves don't have baking soda I believe, but the pail sprinkles some over everything every time the pail is closed. I searched for these backs at several locations to see where I could get the best price and as usual Amazon did not disappoint.

10 of 11 people found the following review helpful

1.0 out of 5 stars Just use a garbage bag August 30, 2011

By T. F. Mays-Childers

Size Name:10 Count|Amazon Verified Purchase

This is a ripoff. We just cut one of the rings off the top of its bag, and put a regular garbage bag in the pail, wrapped around the ring, and now save ourselves the 60 cents per bag. It really adds up!