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I'm brand new to cloth diapering, but I figured out pretty quickly that I'd need somewhere to keep those wet diapers until laundry day. I purchased a  simplehuman CW1322 Slim Plastic 10-1/2-Gallon Step Can, Grey  to put in the laundry room and purchased two Kissa liners for it.The interior lining of the bag is similar in feel to a light vinyl; the outside is a stretchy, smooth cloth. The bag opening is highly elasticized and fits very snugly around the rim of the garbage can.When it's time for laundry, I turn the bag inside out and add it to the wash. After everything is cleaned, I hang the liner up to dry. The second bag goes in to the can while the first is being cleaned.I'm very pleased with the quality of the product.EDITIt's over a year later and our two liners still look brand new!

It's really easy to get caught up in a lot of the "must-haves" of cloth diapering and before you know it, you have spent a ton of moo-lah and you're wondering if you are saving money by using cloth. I've used a lot of wet bags and have narrowed it down to using two of these. I have three that smaller ones (about 10x12) that I use for traveling that zip up. I have Wet Happened and Planet Wise and they are working out great.I have two of the Kissa's bags and that is all you need. You don't need three or four. Two is enough. I wash my diapers every two days and the Kissa bag that is holding them goes right in with them. Usually I find that my diapers need a full dry cycle on low and then an extra 15-20 minutes. During that second shorter cycle, I throw the bag in with them and that's enough to dry them without worrying that it's damaging them.I do exactly as is shown in the photo above. I have a skinny tall hamper I got from Fred Meyers and the bag fits snuggly and NEVER falls off or comes undone. I keep the bag behind a door that is always kept open and I have NEVER had any stink issues. I do spray the poopy diapers though before putting them in the basket and I still have no issue. I think if I didn't spray them, you would probably smell the poop. But I don't ever smell urine. Most of my friends that use a closed pail liner are the ones that have the stink issues as the urine builds up in closed spaces. However, I would imagine if you went 3 or more days without laundering them that you would get an urine smell. But I stay on top of it.The only thing I would change is that I wish they came in different colors. Like pink or blue or even green. The white is a bit boring. I would be nice to have different colors to tell which ones I am washing, etc.

Mine delaminated after 10 months of regular washing. I emailed their customer service and was told they wouldn't replace it or issue a refund because they say it should only be washed in cold/warm water. That's ridiculous.PUL (polyurethane laminate: the waterproof fabric used for cloth diapers) should be able to withstand regular hot washes and only defective PUL delaminates. Kissaluvs customer service told me their pail liner fabric is "very different from other pail liners so it may react differently than another brand". I don't know if that means they used a fabric other than PUL, or just an inferior quality PUL.I also noticed it seems to be sewn with the stretch going from top to bottom so when it's hanging from the top of a diaper pail and the bottom is full of heavy diapers, the knit side of the fabric stretches and puts extra strain on the laminate side, especially around the top, which is where the laminate started cracking and flaking off on mine.

I love, love, LOVE my Kissa's liner. I've been cloth diapering for a year, but just recently came across this product. I wish I had known about it sooner.How does it hold up to everyday use?I have a Cosco brand diaper pail with the foot pedal to open the lid, and I was a little worried the metal piece that lifts the lid would damage the bag. I've been using the bag in this pail for over a week and so far, so good. The elastic holds tightly to the outside of the pail. Even when tossing in soaking wet overnight diapers, the bag doesn't slip or pull down into the pail with the added weight.How many diapers can it hold?The product description says it can hold several dozen diapers. I think that is pushing it just a hair. I can easily fit in fifteen diapers and liners (I use Ai2 pocket diapers), and could probably fit 2 dozen if my pail was larger (there is approximately an extra inch of bag that folds over the outside of my pail as my pail is a little on the small side).Does it really control the odor from cloth diapers?Definitely! I wash diapers every other day. All dirty diapers go into this liner in my son's bedroom. There is NO odor leakage from this bag. This doesn't mean you won't get hit with diaper odor for a minute when you open the pail to put in a new dirty diaper. As soon as the lid closes, this bag locks in the smell.I plan on purchasing at least one more bag so I don't have to sacrifice when this one is in the wash. I highly reccomend this pail liner to any and all cloth diapering moms. You won't regret it!

A few years ago we purchased the oh so awesome "Ubbi Pail" to hold our dirty cloth diapers - unfortunately this awesomeness was not the same for the ubbi pail liner (I shudder at the memories).We have tried a few other cloth diaper bags and so far the kissa pail liner is the best!!!It is easy to clean, It seems to be holding up well (no visible changes to the product after plenty of use over the past 3 months of use) and it does not hold odors within the fabric like some wet bags.The only con, is the color... it wouldn't be to bad to have it come in a few more colors...I would definitely recommend this product to any cloth diaperer! Keep on being green :)

Great diaper pail liner at a unbeatable price! Holds up in the wash and dries quickly on clothes line, it's never gone in the dryer so I can't comment if the liner can with stand the heat. The liner is large in size and can hold over 36 prefolds! Safety feature of elasticized band, no worries of strangulation or having the drawstrings break from repeat use.Like most reviews, too bad it isn't offered in other colours or prints. Very pleased with this liner and highly recommend to all cloth diaper momma's! Of course, if you have no preference in colour :)

This is a nice enough product. I really like the size of the bag, but I took one star off as the bag is a little thin. I just use it for my drier diapers (pee only) and use a thicker one for the ones I have to soak. Washes very well so far (every two-three days, washer and dryer on hot for nine months).

We actually liked this bag so much that we ended up purchasing a second of these to help us in our cloth diapering cycle.The bag is big and robust. I empty the diapers into the wash and toss the bag in too. It washes and dries well!

I bought a regular step-can about 12" in diameter and 26" tall for a diaper pail, and it fits perfectly. It would probably fit fine on a slightly larger diameter/square/rectangular can too. It collects water in the wash but that can't be helped, but I have to air well so it doesn't smell like pee.

Great material, thick and holds smells in well. String elastic, stretches well and provides a strong hold around diaper pail/garbage pal, does not seem like it will rip or loose elasticity.All in all, very well made and happy with my purchase. I highly recommend this diaper liner.

Great product, great quality! Nice and big, enough to hold 2-3 days worth of my cloth diapers until wash day.

Bag ripped within a couple months.

Parfait! Exactement comme la description.

I purchased 4 of these because I have 2 diaper change stations. They are amazing. Never had any odour issues and they still look brand new after months of washing and using. I will say that I do not wash these with my cloth diapers. My baby got a diaper rash and it went away when I stopped washing these with the diapers. I'm not an expert but I am thinking it might have been some bacteria or build up in the liner that go onto the diapers. I'm sure there's probably a remedy but I find washing it separately ( i usually let 2 accumlate and wash as a small load) works out fine for me.