Diaper Pail Deodorizer. Compatible with Most Pails Bamboo Carbon Charcoal Filters, Odor Eliminating Refills for Disposable and Cloth Diapers, Trash Cans and Shoes.12 Pack - Odorless

**EDIT These deodorizers are still working and remove most of the smell from our diaper genie. I've noticed a world of difference from what we were doing before. It's been so helpful that I'm going to renew my monthly subscription. I hate it when my daughter's room stinks because I opened the diaper genie for only 1 second to put a diaper in. It's such a small expense for the luxury of a fresh-smelling room. **EDIT The seller contacted me in order to resolve my issue. I guess they now have a new supplier with better quality control for their charcoal. I have been using a new set of deodorizers and they do seem to be working better. The smell is not totally removed, but it is noticeably improved. My daughter's diaper genie used to smell like death after just 2 days of diapers. Now it just only smells a little bit, even after a week. So, I am updating the stars in my review to reflect this. Also, A+ customer service. This seller is amazing. ---------- I haven't noticed a difference. Once my daughter started eating solid food the diaper genie started to stink. I decided to put the poopy diapers in the outside trash and only pee diapers in the diaper genie. Amazingly, after several days that begins to stink too. I cleaned it, aired it out, nothing helped. I purchased these deodorizers a while ago and didn't notice any difference. I recently ordered them again by mistake and returned them because they are of no use to me. I have resorted to keeping the diaper genie in the bathroom so that my daughter's bedroom doesn't stink every time the pail opens. Pros: The bag it comes in is nice and the sachets fit perfectly in the lid of my Diaper Genie Complete.

Does the job but it doesn’t last very long

This nifty little product is very effective. When I first put it in it took about an hour but the ripe diaper smell was almost completely gone. I only really smell it when I open the pail. I have been using the product for a couple of months now and have found that if you do reuse the packets (doing the whole “recharge” in the sun thing) the second time it doesn’t last as long but I feel like that is to be expected. They are a good value for the money and it will save your house from smelling like ripe diapers all of the time. Thank you Ninja Mama for having my back!

We bought these for the Diaper Genie. Even using 3 pouches in one pail (one in the flip-top filter slot and 2 at the bottom of the pail), the smell overcomes us at times. They are very effective when the pail is closed; the pail is in our 1-year-old daughter's bedroom beside her changing table and we don't immediately smell waste when we walk in. However, they are not effective at combating strong odors on their own. We have to sanitize the pail with every bag change and deorodize with Lysol and air out once a week. But I hate to think of what we'd be dealing with if we didn't use them, so we continue to rotate! Also, I like that the pouches are reusable and can be recharged in the sun, and that they are compostable and environmentally friendly!

I liked the idea of having an all natural odor absorber in my baby’s room for her diaper pale. And, that they are reusable simply by purifying them in the sun. Of course, they need to be replaced after a couple of sun bakes. However, I found that the product didn’t work at all to reduce the waft of the pale each time I opened it to discard another diaper or wipe. I placed one in the bottom, underneath the bag and one on the inside lid, where there was a scent patch pocket. I probably would have tried it for myself had I read a bad review so, I’m not upset! Simply sharing my experience.

The smell is non existent with these in the diaper pail

I have a senior rescue dog who's paralyzed from the waist down, including his bowels/bladder so he wears disposable belly bands to prevent chronic UTIs and keep his fur/bedding clean. The poop, well that just comes out as it moves thru and I just keep washable bed pads on top of my duvet and pick them up- no biggie, he desperately needed a kind, permanent home :) I got a diaper pail and those plastic discs but they didn't control the smell, especially when he has a UTI and uses more diapers/urine gets funky. I already use volcanic rock for the cats' litterbox which works well so I saw these and gave them a shot. My biggest gripe is they hold on to the ammonia smell for a VERY long time. I've had to leave them out in the sun for 2+ weeks to get the smell out of them and some seem like they'll never be back to "normal". I use multiple in the diaper pail and swap them out weekly vs 15dys since they were really grabbing the smell fast- even when he's doing good and only needs 1 diaper a day with normal urine smell. So if the only way I can get these to work is by using 5 in the pail and another 5 around the immediate area, I'd need to order several more sets since they do not "refresh" in the sun as advertised :( My volcanic rocks refresh within 24hrs but these can take weeks of direct sunlight. It's not worth the hassle of changing them every week and sometimes I don't have enough to change all of them. Too bad. Since he can't use washable diapers due to his extreme predisposition to chronic UTIs, I still want to do my part to reduce the amount of plastic, chemicals and other earth-unfriendly products. Sadly I still have to bleach his diaper pail and if I can't find/make volcanic rock sachets that work, I'll have to resort to chemicals again. I try to support mom 'n pop businesses above big box stores every chance I can, but I'm dumbfounded how quickly these grab the stink but take forever to "recharge" even when placed in direct sun for over a week at a time. I just don't have time to worry about these- if they'll be "recharged" enough by the time I need to swap them out on trash nite, etc. All of them are in use except the 5 that absolutely will not refresh and stink horribly- I use the built-in pail deodorizer cup AND a pail liner so they don't come directly in contact with his diapers and there's not even any poopy diapers in there since I just flush his turds down the toilet. On to the next hopeful solution.

Love the product.