When my oldest son Dylan was an infant, I dealt with diapers in one of those ancient diaper pails with a removable lid. Once I used that system for a day or two I really realized that I needed to take each individual diaper outside to the trash. Then my son Joshy came along years later, and we were introduced to the Diaper Genie, a great product but it needed two hands free to twist the diaper into the plastic tube in order to seal it up. But hold your horses, I can’t believe how much I love the NEW Diaper Genie II!

The Diaper Genie II is an evolved form of the original, but it has some features that make it far superior. The major improvement is oder control, with Diaper Genie II there is a nifty airtight clamp inside the pail. All you do is take the diaper, wrap it up tightly, open the Diaper Genie lid and push the diaper down below the air tight clamp. It’s SO easy! I quite honestly tested this out with some hesitation, not wanting my bathroom to smell. But test it we did. Noah provided the means, I pushed the diaper into the new Diaper Genie II and presto - 1 week later and still absolutely no odor is in that room. It’s like daisies in May in our home and I don’t have to run the diapers outside every few hours.

With the new design, it comes fully assembled and ready to go. No need to fumble with the canister, bags or instructions - they’ve made it so simple. The Genie II is also hygienic, diapers will only touch the film and not the pail so it’s mess free and actually a pleasant way to dispose of the less pleasant. I was excited to hear that the Diaper Genie II holds up to 180 diapers - talk about a windfall!! No seriously, if it can hold that many diapers, all while being airtight and odor-free Mommy can truly be a happy camper. The film is a special seven-layer barrier for the ultimate confidence.

If diaper changes have become a real bummer - try the NEW Diaper Genie II by Playtex. As they say, It’s proven #1 with #2! - Daria

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