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Baby Trend Diaper Champ | 
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Category: Baby Product
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Rating:  2210 reviews
Sales Rank: 3482
Color: White
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 9.6
Dimensions (in): 0.2 x 0.1 x 0.3
MPN: BAB4000
Model: 4200
UPC: 090014001803
EAN: 0090014001803
ASIN: B00003TL7P
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| Features:
| • | No special bags to buy; uses tall kitchen bags, thick grocery bags or most other plastic bags | | • | Convenient one-hand operation | | • | Odorless design | | • | White |
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Product Description
Odorless design No special bags to purchase: uses tall kitchen trash bags, thick grocery bags, or most other plastic bags Convenient one-hand operation Holds disposableor cloth diapers and easy to replace bags and to clean.
Amazon.com Review
When dealing with a young baby or squirming toddler at diaper changing time, the last thing you need is a diaper pail that requires two hands. The Diaper Champ helps eliminate hassle—and odor—by providing convenient one-hand operation for quick disposals. Even better is that this wondrous device takes regular garbage bags. There is no need to constantly buy brand name refills because the Champ can use the typical tall kitchen sack, plus grocery or most other plastic bags. Aside from the use of regular bags making it the economical choice, this feature also makes the Champ more flexible. While diapers will no doubt be the most thrown away item, this pail can also accommodate wipes, cotton swabs, tissues, and other baby essentials. Functionality is simple: drop a diaper (or other trash) into the pail's top receptacle and flip the handle. To empty, just unlock the top and remove the bag. Standing about two feet high, the Diaper Champ's capacity is on par or larger than many of its competitors, usually only requiring a bag change once a week. But the true test of any diaper pail is its smell control, right? Most moms we polled claimed the Champ the hands-down winner, and only a few had occasional escaped odors after 18+ months of use. Once toddlers have been introduced to solid foods using scented bags can help fight off any excess pail smell. Another great tip for keeping the Champ fresh is to quickly spray it down with a disinfectant when changing bags.
Editorial Review
In this corner... it's the Diaper Champ. Standing a bit taller than the competition, this wondrous contraption actually uses regular garbage bags, making it super economical (no refills, hooray!). It also holds a few more diapers than other pails we've tried. To use it, simply drop a diaper in and flip the handle. To empty it, just unlock it and remove the bag. But the true test of a diaper pail is its smell control, right? Overall, most moms thought that the Champ deserved its title, and only a few detected an occasional escaped odor or two. It is a bit difficult to open (hint: take it slow), but for those of you with a curious and experimental toddler in your house, this may be okay. --Melissa Wilson
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2205 more reviews...
 Redesign gone wrong November 29, 2008
B. Agar (Chicago, IL)
We have had an older version (or design) which we have had happily used for about a year and a half until 2 years ago. Then the insulation lining wore off and we trashed it. Shortly before my daughter was born, we purchased our second Diaper Champ. That was a year ago. It was supposed to be improved in design. Unfortunately, they totally botched it.
First, we had to wrap around the velcros and all pointy corners of the diaper into a perfect ball to be able to dispose it. Otherwise, it would get caught in the two-way flipping mechanism. We either had to push the so-called "one hand flip handle top" in by hand or we had to open top to release the stuck diapers.
Second, they designed the new body to be wider at the bottom and narrower at the top. So when the trash bag filled up all diapers settled down at the bottom. As we tried to pull the bag up we struggled to pass the big belly of the trash bag filled with soiled diapers through the narrower opening of the pail.
I give two stars because if you can use this pail paying attention to the pointers above, it does not emit any odors. It keeps the bad smell in. And you don't have to pay extra for special bags.
We haven't been able to use our "new" diaper pail for a long time, because of these reasons.
 Couldn't Live Without It! November 16, 2008
Mercedes Johnmeyer (Kingsland, GA)
I, like MANY other people, couldn't decide between the Diaper Champ, or the more popular Diaper Genie. Well, I was sold on not having to buy special bags, so the Diaper Champ it was! I'm soooo glad I went with it! I haven't had ANY odor problem, and if the handle gets stuck, that's an indication that it's full...so just change the bag!
Don't be swayed by the negative reviews here. This is an excellent product. I've had mine for almost a year now...it sits right in between my sons crib and changing table. I change the bag about once every 5-6 days, and it couldn't be easier. I definitely recommend!
A "Must Have" for your nursery! November 15, 2008
J.Marie (Hilo, HI USA)
The Diaper Champ is GREAT!!! Our nursery has absolutely no dirty diaper smell. It uses any size liner so you don't have to buy special refills and it's very simple to change out. My sis and sis-in-law have both commented on how great it is compared to others they've seen or used. Be sure to put this on your registry!!!
Great price! Does the job! November 15, 2008
Kate (USA)
I put this on my baby registry because several friends highly recommended it. My daughter just turned a year old and I still cannot complain, and neither can my husband (except when he has to empty it!).
Although the Diaper Champ does not keep the odor completely sealed, I am positive NO product out there can. A toddler's dirty diaper is unlike a newborn's, and considering what my daughter's diapers smell like now that she's on regular food, this product is amazing. Also, considering the number of poopy/wet diapers that go into the Diaper Champ on any given day, I am very pleased with the product.
We use large plastic bags from various stores that we shop at, thus helping the environment by reusing (green friendly!). I like the fact that we don't need a special bag or filter or anything like that.
The product is pretty much assembled and it is simple to use. Roll up the diaper and pull the tabs around it to seal it. Toss it into the Diaper Champ and flip it over. The diaper falls into the pail, and the odor is pretty much sealed in! To make sure it doesn't get stuck, change the bag regularly, make sure the sticky tabs on the diapers are not stuck to the side of the pail, and never throw in a wipe/tissue by itself. Spray the Diaper Champ weekly or bi-weekly with Lysol, and/or wipe it down with an antibacterial wipe. It really is user friendly and environmentally friendly compared to other similar products!
LOVE THE DIAPER CHAMP!!! November 11, 2008
M. Smith (Alamo, TN United States)
I have three children & I REALLY wish I'd had this pail when my first two were in diapers! I absolutely LOVE it!!! There are absolutely NO odors! My husband asked me how it would hold in odors after we first got it (before baby was born), and I told him I didn't know, but it DEFINITELY DOES! I cannot say enough how much I love this product! It is wonderful! As a bonus, IT USES REGULAR SHOPPING BAGS! NO BAGS TO BUY!!! :)
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