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Diaper Dekor Plus Diaper Disposal System | 
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| Brand: DigiCube Co.,Ltd.
Category: Baby Product
Buy New: $39.99
New (5) from $39.99
Rating:  531 reviews
Sales Rank: 1403
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 7
Dimensions (in): 21.1 x 12.9 x 10.7
MPN: 202021
UPC: 744953020219
EAN: 0744953020219
ASIN: B00005V6C8
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | This convenient, discreet diaper disposal system helps keep the nursery odor free | | • | Step-and-drop design guards against access for pets and kids | | • | Sleek, contemporary design holds up to 46 diapers | | • | Includes built-in, door-mounted liner cutter for easy removal, tying and disposal; also includes odor-free triple seals and free refill | | • | 21Hx12Wx9D" |
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Product Description
This is the simplest diaper disposal system on the market; just step and drop-no complicated twisting or putting your hand in the can. Exclusive triple seal system prevents odors and germs from escaping. Simple to empty with convenient front door and built in cutter. Each refill bag holds up to 4x more diapers than the leading brand. Can also be used as a step-and-drop trash can for years to come. Ages birth and up. 20.5?H x 11?W x 9?D.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 526 more reviews...
 Malfunctioned August 30, 2008
S. Sauter
I received this item new but it malfunctioned the first time I tried to use it (i.e. step on the foot pedal to open the lid). I ended up sending it back to the vendor and opted for a different system.
PRODUCT UPDATE: Have you read about the refills? August 27, 2008
T. Huse (Herndon, VA USA)
We used to love this product too. But... wait! Things have changed!
Before you buy it, I recommend you read the reviews on the new Diaper Dekor Plus "biodegradable refill bags". The Diaper Dekor Plus used to be a great product, then they discontinued the regular refills and replaced them with an alternative that is getting terrible reviews.
The new bags do not contain odor like the originals, they are more expensive and they are packaged in such a way that the "green benefit" is completely offset by the extra cardboard packaging required to buy 6 refills.
Don't get duped by the OLD reviews. This product has changed and not for the better.
 Product broke after two years of use July 3, 2008
D. Wise (Berrien Springs, MI)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have been using Diaper Dekor Plus since my twins came home from the hospital. There are two problems with this diaper system that folks should be aware of. 1) If you plan to use it in a bedroom or bath that is carpeted, scrap that idea. We had to bungie-cord this diaper bin to one of our twin's cribs so it wouldn't tip over when you stepped on the foot pedal to open the lid. And the foot pedal didn't work so well on carpet which is a problem when you are holding your baby on the changing table with one hand and trying to dispose of the soiled diaper with the other. After about 19 months of withstanding the dumping of the diapers from twins one of the inner flaps that helps keep the smell IN the bin broke and we had to tape it permanently closed. After another couple months the other flap broke... just in time for potty training.
 Disappointed in Diaper Dekor Plus May 14, 2008
L Whitman
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
If you have any plans for your baby to either eat solid foods or to develop gross motor skills in the near future, then this product is NOT for you.
The Diaper Dekor Plus worked adequately enough for the first 6 months, but once the baby started eating real food, this pail got STINKY. No matter how I clean/disinfect the inside of the Diaper Dekor the plastic still retains smells. When it is opened to let a new diaper in, the ghastly smells swarm out even more. We empty it and put a new bag in at least twice a week (and all our dirty diapers don't even go in it) but it still REEKS.
What's worse is that now my cruising baby can easily open the lid & stick his hands down through the flaps. This is one of his favorite activities, though it backfires on him when he can't get his arm out.
I called the company, (Regal Lager?) to discuss the issue of a 12 month old being able to open the lid. I was hoping the newer model had some improvement on this. The customer service rep told me that of course he was able to open the lid because the lid had to open so the diapers could get in! She said I should put the Diaper Dekor Plus up on a high shelf so the baby can't reach it. ?!!?!
I'll start using this product again just as soon as I construct that load bearing shelf in the nursery.
Pass on this. I wish I had.
Good product, but spendy May 14, 2008
Sam I Am (Boise, ID)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
The only problem I have with this pail is after owning it for 2 1/2 years the inner flap insert broke 3 or four times. (I lost count) Regal Lager replaced it free of charge for the first 6 months, but after that it costed $10 each time. I could have had a brand new pail for what I spent on inserts. Other than that It was convenient and my husband and I both liked it. We are having another baby and are debating on getting a new one. (insert and step are broken on old one.)
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