Review on 👶 Charlie Banana Baby Waterproof Reusable Diaper Pail and Laundry Bag: Convenient and Clean by Lisa Cummings

So there's a misconception that tightly closed cloth diapers protect us from odours. Not so. Urine alone, along with fabric fibers, especially unnatural ones like polyesters, eliminates the unimaginable smell of ammonia. The older the children get, the stronger the smell becomes. And you don't even have to wait more than a day for it. So the more I tried to suppress the smell, the worse it got. Frustrated, I was alarmed by the scientific explanation for it, which made sense, and decided to give it a try. I would try to rephrase everything but I'm sure it won't come out right so just trust me. In any case, the outdoor method does not let the diapers pickle, so to speak. By sealing them, we are essentially steaming our diapers in natural acid. By leaving them open, the air prevents this. Just to experiment, I tried several for almost a week. Even then there was no smell. If you focus your attention directly on it, you may barely feel your breath. If you're still concerned, there's a terry sample inside that you can use tea tree oil or another oil as a neutralizer. The only thing I find funny is that this bag and the fuzzi bunz bag are exactly the same and I mean the same thing. The difference is that Fuzzi Bunz is in the US with great customer service while Charlie Banana is in China and is hard to reach. Both work the same way, there are just more color options. This is the perfect solution for a cloth diaper pail. Keep in mind that those of you who soak, soak, or fully rinse your clothes rather than spray them are more likely to leak along with the zipper underneath. The Blitz is intended for quick throwing in of laundry. I personally don't use it because I prefer to turn diapers inside out and wash the pouch inside out. When you soak and soak, I would recommend putting a thick towel on the bottom to cover the zipper and prevent leakage.