Disclosure: I received the product below to review in exchange for sharing my honest opinion.
Did you know that by the time a baby is potty trained, moms will have changed over 6,000 diapers? That is just for one kid, not times that by how many kids a mom has and that is a lot of stinky diapers! Now to me a dirty diaper is something I have grown used to, as I have had almost seven straight years of diaper changing. The smell from a dirty diaper though can be overpowering at times and really take over a room. Now I have tried many diaper pail systems in my seven years as a mom so far, and I am excited to have tried out the New Whisper® Diaper Pail
The Whisper Diaper Pail is a new diaper pail system that makes it quick and easy to dispose of diapers,, using the motto “Spay, Step, Drop, Spray and Go!”
Features:
- Patented odor-free aerosol that activates spray by pressing a button called OdoGard
- Hands-free lid with a foot pedal
- Opening large enough that diaper doesn’t have to be squeezed in
- Designed by a PhD scientist and parent of five, as well as tested by moms
- Uses 7 or 8 gallon plastic trash bags (no special bags to buy)
So back onto the whole OdoGard technology. Basically it is a scientifically-engineered, independently-tested aerosol product that quickly attaches to odor molecules, then it securely bonds to form new molecules to lock away odor forever. OdoGard technology is water-based and biodegradable, making it safe around kids and pets. One Whisper Spray Can will normally last for one month.
First off the design of the Whisper Pail looks pretty similar to other diaper pails but you do get the spray can with this one. Its actually nice because you get 3 spray cans with it, which should last close to three months.
A flaw I do see though is the Push to Spray button is on the top which makes it easy for kids to push themselves and therefore waste the spray can:
I used regular 13 gallon kitchen bags, and they worked but I’d suggest the 7-8 gallon that they recommend since mine was so big and bunchy:
I will say my favorite feature is the large opening for diapers, whereas other pails have a small opening and you have to squeeze diapers in.
Big opening for diapers:
Lock lid open or closed:
Super easy to click the cover on to conceal the diapers:
Overall, I do like this diaper pail. I like the size and that it works with regular garbage bags. I think the spray cost will add up quickly, especially with kids pushing it (like mine did) but you don’t need to use the spray cans if you don’t want to. I also had issues where I didn’t push the spray can down far enough, and it kept spraying (wasting) inside. I do like though that you get three cans right off the bat, whereas sometimes you get just a small sample bottle. As far as smell covering goes, it works great. The pail has a door that closes the diapers in which contains them and then with the OdoGard technology it keeps the smell really hidden. Its easy to empty and use with the foot pedal, perfect for a mom with only one free hand!
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Melanie Comello says
I bag each and every one of them individually ;(
Breanne says
In the trashcan
Kristy Graboski says
We put them in walmart bags and throw them out! They are stinky!
nuronerd says
I don’t have a good system, other than using multiple bags within bags in a traditional (but stand alone) garbage can with lid.
Candace says
I had a diaper genie when my 3 yr old was in diapers. We now have our 2nd on the way 🙂
Julie says
I just put them in a publix bag tie it up and throw out ..
Amy Honious says
I use a conventional diaper pail right now-ugh! Thanks 🙂
tina m says
put them in a bag and right outside to the trash
abedabun dawn says
How do I manage dirty diapers now? I put them in gro. bags, tie them up and place them in the large trash can.
susan smoaks says
we put them in grocery sacks, tie them up and then put them in the big can outside. i am tony l smoaks on rafflecopter.
Paula Tavernie says
I try to take them out to the trash promptly!!
elishia bakle says
tell my other kids to throw them in the trash!!! lol
Rachel Young says
We have a trash can in the room but it starts to stink pretty quick, this would be great!
jennifer cecil says
I will have to deal with dirty diapers beginning in August. I will tie them up in used plastic shopping bags.
Terra Heck says
We currently throw them in a grocery bag, tie them up, then throw them in the trash can. Thanks.
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Lilia Kharabora says
Wrap em up good and in the family trash can. Not so cool. Lol
Ellie W says
I don’t have any in diapers right now, but am expecting a grandchild in September.
Mihaela Day says
I wrap dirty diapers in a plastic bag and take them outside to the trash 🙂
loni says
I thankfully dont have any to deal with right now 🙂
Jamie Brigham says
I tie them in scented bags right now.
kelly willis says
lots of lysol
Jessica Fortner says
As of right now I just have to immediately take them out to the trash outside every time I change my son so the diapers don’t stink the house up.
RICHARD HICKS says
Place them in plastic bags and into the trash bin!
Wendi S says
I yell for my husband to come and he has to run it outside. If I am alone I whine and do it myself. LOL
Erica C. says
We don’t have to manage them yet.
Angela P. says
I just put them in the trash and right outside.. it would be much more convenient and (less stinky!) if I had a whisper diaper pail. Fingers crossed.
Jay Dee says
My baby hasn’t been born yet, so I haven’t had to deal with it, but I’m sure a diaper pail would be great.
Lesley F says
I put them in a plastic bag and take them outside right away
Amber Faith says
We just throw them away in the trash can.
Angie Moeller says
right now I dont, but this will come in handy when my baby is born in July
Tisha says
We throw them away in a regular garbage can.
samantha von says
We have a diaper pail now but it smells! My husband seriously makes me wait until he isnt home to change the bag in it!
hedgehogi says
I have a diaper genie. I also need one for upstairs which I do not have. This one was a gift. I am due in March and would love this.
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Paula Michele Hafner says
I wrap them in plastic bags and take them out to the dumpster.
Lisa V. says
Currently, they just go into a grocery bag, then into the trash.
Joana A says
I just throw them in our thrash can
Michelle Ross says
Plastic bag in garage!
Sonya G says
Diaper genie for dirty ones waste basket for wet ones
Jessica Padilla says
The job of managing dirty diapers is only mine. I have to throw the dirty diapers in a plastic bag then tie it and then throw it in the bigger garbage bag. The problem is somtimes you can still smell it alittle.
Mary Sanchez says
I put them in a plastic bag and throw them to the trash.
Gale McCarron says
Been placing them in my regular trash bin, and it smells!!
Nikki Strong says
I reuse plastic grocery bags to tie up stinky diapers!
Ann B. says
I’m a grandma now, but when my girls were little, I just used the regular garbage..and boy, if you didn’t empty it daily, you were in trouble!
Brandy says
Throw in a small plastic bag and put in outside trash
Lauren Watson says
I guess you could call it old school but I just use grocery bags, tie them up tight and take the trash out often!
Rosanne says
Just take the diapers out to the garage through the mud room as the garbage can has a lid that locks in the smell
tina reynolds says
plastic bags and too the trash outdoors
Gayle S says
My son puts all dirty diapers in with their regular garbage. You can certainly smell that he has two in diapers when he does not put it out often enough.
Susan Chester says
I wrap dirty diapers in a plastic bag and take them outside to the trash as soon as possible.
christine jessamine says
I currently just throw them out in the trash can
Trisha Scott says
at the moment to manage those extra stinky ones I put them in there own bag and put in outside garbage
kristen says
These are awesome! I would love to have one!
jessica hager says
A stinky Diaper Genie!
alena svetelska says
i put soiled diapers into plastic bag and them to the trash outside.
Catherine M. says
I manage the diapers by sometimes using ziplock bags and a quick open and close of the trash can.
Sarah Ann Walker says
Currently, I manage dirty diapers by placing them in a plastic bag, tying the bag, and taking it out to the trashcan.
Jessyca says
Well for the “dirty” diapers we take them out to the outside trash can every time. It is getting old and fast, because its so cold outside. Thanks for the chance.
Jessica c says
Taking out the trash everyday
Hilary says
I have an almost 7 month old daughter & I’ve used one of the Safety First brand diaper pails as it had really good reviews. I was pleased with it @ first, but am looking for something that will do a better job holding in the odor. I hadn’t heard of this brand before, so figured I’d give it a shot!
Caroline B says
We just take them straight to the trash can outside!
Patti Hess says
We just use regular garbage bags and well, it does smell
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Clarissa Hooper says
We leave a plastic bag hanging out just out back on our patio. We fill it during the day and tie it off and toss at the days end. Yucky job- but someones gotta do it!
lena says
I wrap them up and throw them away and make sure to take out trash everyday.
Jill H says
I put them in grocery plastic bags and put them outside in the trash can.
rachel travis says
I put them in a plastic bag and walk it to the outdoor trash!
maria carrasco says
I try to keep the trash can lid closed and we take the garbage out daily.
Cassandra Eastman says
We use the Diaper Champ but it doesn’t work too well.
Alina Hahn says
When my son was in diapers we used a diaper genie. This looks really neat – would love to win for a friend who is expecting.
Trisha Burgess says
I am due march 4th so all diapers are still clean : )
Tamar says
I throw them in the trash…
katherine says
i use wet bags for my cloth diapers
Jennifer Rote says
Grocery bags, tied up quick.
Jen says
they go in a grocery bag and then into the trash can!
Wes Hovorka says
I throw them in the trash can outside.
Brittney House says
They go in the outside garbage.
Beanybopp says
With just a regular diaper pail…nothing fancy basically it is just a trash can that is called a diaper pail. It stinks 🙁
Stephanie Galbraith says
Take them out to the big garbage outside constantly.
JLin says
I use Diaper Pail
Nancy says
We seal diapers up in a bag and then throw them away.
Rebecca Orr says
We are currently throwng them in the trash but that quickley becomes stinky.
Patricia says
I take mine straight outside. This would be so convenient.
Tiffany R says
i put them in a plastic garbage bag and take it outside to the trash in the garage immediately! its annoying!!
nicole Brenay says
I don’t have to deal with any yet, but if I did I would probably just take them to the outside garbage.
April Brenay says
We just through them away in the outside trash, keeps the smell out of the house
mindy says
cool product
Amanda Starr says
Right now we are just using a regular trash can and bagging the stinky ones, which works ok but could definitely smell nicer.
ale ol says
Throwing in plastic garbage sacks
Em Ma says
I do not currently have a diaper pail, so I take the diapers out to the garage which is getting very old! I really need a diaper pail!
Les Johnson says
I usually put the diapers in a plastic grocery bag and keep the lid closed!
Debra Hall says
this would be for my new grandaughter due in march
Jenn says
Plastic bags, and then ran straight outside to the trash can.
Kristi Price says
Well, the only time we deal with diapers is on the weekends usually when my brother’s gf and her two year old are here…I wasn’t even going to enter BUT..check this out… My dear mama is 75 and she has incontinence (no wonder, my brother weighed 10 lbs. 6 oz. and she is only 5’2..lol ) Anyhow, she will put her pads in a big ziploc bag and close it up tight and put in the bathroom garbage but do you know the smell of urine still comes through those bags. We spray Lysol and it helps for the most part but this Whisper Diaper Pail might just be perfect for this situation..what do you girls think? My dear mama is so feminine and dainty and I know she hates having to deal with this so I would love to win this for her. Thanks for the opportunity to win! 🙂
Cher says
That would probably be a great idea, the opening of this is the largest I have ever seen on a diaper pail.
Gina H. says
Covered trash can.
Darlene Sullins says
I usually put the stinky diapers in double layered Wal-Mart plastic bags, tie it tight, than put it in the trash.
Prototype Mama says
I so wish I had something like this when I had my little ones! #sitsblogging
Dani Osenbaugh says
I have a diaper champ & use baking soda to filter the odor.
nickie says
They go directly outside
Christie Kammerer says
I play basketball right out the front door and into the garbage container.
Debbie says
We just use the trash
Vicky D says
Right now they just go in the garbage.
Cynthia @ You Signed Up For What?! says
We are so close to being out of diapers – having another option that uses regular bags like the one we have would be great!
Desiree says
I try to keep the trash can lid closed! lol
Delia @ Blog Formatting says
This looks like a great product, haven’t heard of it but I’m sure moms with babies will definitely enter the giveaway. I shared for you, Cherise!
Dena says
This sounds great! It has some great features that the other diaper pail doesn’t. Like hands free opening and a bigger opening for the diaper. Thanks for sharing!
liza v says
i put in shaws bag and tie
Lisa B. says
I don’t yet! But will need to soon 🙂
Diana Griffith says
I don’t have kids yet, but I know some pregnant mamas that would love a product like this. Thanks for the review.
Caron B says
I have a diaper pail now but it does not contain the smell. I have to empty it frequently because of the smell.
lissa crane says
We take the garbage out frequently! Good thing we live in a house, so we don’t have too far to walk!
Nannypanpan says
If they are really bad they go directly outside
Carrie Phelps says
Right now I have a large plastic bin in my basement that I put the poopy diaper bags in that have been secured in a small plastic bags.
Barbara Platt says
trash them
Brynn says
No baby yet but this would be great for my friend who is about to have her first!
Melissa M says
We just put them in the trash but I would love to win this!
Melissa M says
We just put them in the trash
Ann Barham says
I don’t have to manage diapers yet, but when I do the Whisper Diaper Pail sounds like it would be wonderful.
DB Landes says
I’m kind of excited about the prospect of a diaper pail that really hides diaper odor.