Planet Wise Hanging Wet Monkey Review

I love this wet bag. Nice for hanging on the bathroom cabinet door. It holds a lot more diapers than you might think. My only complaint is that it can be painful to wash. Water seems to get stuck in the wet part of the bag, making it difficult to wring out. No big deal, I just hand wring it out before hanging it to dry. And the zipper is a little small and difficult to reach because of the double handles. But I try to open the bag before rinsing out my smelly diapers so I can just put them in…

I have two of these that I rotate as diaper bins and don't use a diaper pail. They keep the moisture inside and the outside of the bag stays dry as it should be. If you are exclusively breastfeeding, the pouch is completely odour-proof. Once you've switched to solids, the pouch does a good job of minimizing odor - I've found it gets a little smelly when it's time to wash nappies anyway. The handles are long enough to hang on the door knob on the back of the door to save space. I'm only giving…

We used this bag in place of a diaper pail so we could just toss washed cloth diapers into a bag until they were ready to be washed. We have used BumGenius pocket diapers and we never ran out of pocket space, we usually washed the diapers every few days so there were probably 12-15 diapers in the pocket, liner and cover. What I liked about the bag more than the bucket was that we could just zip it up and that helped eliminate odors, even after the diapers were rinsed they were pretty gross…

I love these bags so much! Just bought a second and third bag this week so we can swap them out during the wash! This pack really does have all the smell, well, until you open it of course! I switched to this bag because I used to use a diaper genie and just folded it into the laundry from plastic trash bags. but I noticed that my fabric inserts are moldy! This allows the inserts to breathe without getting moldy or smelling like home! I know others have complained about the bag falling apart…

I have a medium sized wet bag and it's small enough to toss in my diaper bag but will also hold dirty diapers for about a day when full (about 12 diapers and a pair overpants). ). I like to use a wet bag because when it comes time to wash diapers, I just throw away the diapers and the wet bag. Because I liked the medium-sized bag so much, I also bought a hanging wet bag for my everyday "diaper pail". I wish the handles were attached with Velcro or snaps so you can actually wrap them around the…

This worked very well for our cloth diaper system and I really like this pattern, I don't think I'll tire of it. :) We wash every other day and this keeps them all great and when zipped up it keeps the stink in very well. If you have more than one baby in cloth diapers it might be a bit small for both of them if you wash every other day like me, and especially if you use AIO (we use AI2). When laundry day comes, it seems to be quite busy. But we love that it can be easily hung right on his…

When I first used this product, it didn't smell like cloth diapers. Here's why: I got the diapers from a friend who used them for two years and then kept them for several months until I needed them. This leads to smelly diapers after the baby soils them. I had to take them off. After my diapers were sanitized and I used the bag a second time IT WAS SMELL! The website states that it has MOST of the smells. I assume it doesn't contain REALLY bad smelling diapers that a baby can't stink. It didn't

I've had this bag for about a month now and I really like it. I have a 20 month old baby who is still in diapers, a 4 month old baby and a friend's 4 month old baby that I take care of often. So I often change diapers on the floor in my living room instead of going upstairs to the changing table. I can easily store this bag on the inside handle of the bathroom door. Takes up little space and smells good. When my 4 year old was a baby I had a large bucket for his cloth diapers which was a little