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I didn't think I'd need one either. I've read about how inconvenient they are and how it's much easier to just toss the diapers in a regular bin. Another tip I've read about is to wrap them up in a plastic bag before throwing them.

But I ended up getting 2! One was free and the other really cheap through a promo. The free one we never use and I pretty much wasted my money on buying refills because it's not a convenient design. But the one we do use - we can't live without! The plastic bag trick is practical in theory but I can not imagine doing that with EVERY single diaper change. It's just one more step too many in a never ending routine.

DH used to say how they were a waste of money and how he'd just toss them out each time or 3x a day. Ummm, yeh ... I'm so glad I didn't listen to him because we're like zombies half the time and there's no way that would have ever happened. He especially LOVES the diaper bin!

The one we <3: Korbell
The one we hate: Angelcare

I also live on one floor and LO's room is right next to the kitchen. I put a small garbage can with lid in his room to dispose pee diapers and I dispose dirty ones in plastic bags in the regular kitchen garbage (since it goes out daily/every other day). It isn't too bad of a system. I definitely think I would be too lazy to take them to the outside garbage each time! There are lots of diaper changes!
I received a Munchkin Arm & Hammer diaper pail for Christmas and do enjoy the convenience of it, however I already went through the refill bags and can see that I may get annoyed with always having to buy them. I can say that the pail does contain the smell really well because of the baking soda inserts but those also have to be replaced regularly. I still don't think it is a necessity but it can't hurt to leave it on your registry!

I am lazy and live in a two-story house, so a diaper pail was a must. We actually got two of them. I am SO glad I have it now that we are into the toddler months and the diapers smell so much more foul.

We have the Munchkin Arm & Hammer one, and I think it does a great job of containing the smell.

Don't get one! We used ours for the first week and that was it. It smells terrible and we only live in one story of our house too so we just take them outside to the garbage. I hated having them sit in a nasty pail.

We have one and we don't use it. Honestly, we very rarely change a diaper in his room where the pail is. We moved the pale at one point to our room, but we don't use it either. I find it easier to just toss them in the regular garbage pail, since we take the trash out everyday. Plus lo is ebf, so he poops less often, and they aren't as smelly as formula fed babies. Diapers with urine don't really smell.

We are in a tiny one story house and use one. I couldn't imagine tying the diapers in a plastic bag because 1. that's a lot of unnecessary waste you're creating with all of those little plastic bags and 2. My LO is sooooo squirmy, I don't have time to sit there and tie a plastic bag! The least amount of steps the better.

We don't have a diaper pail. Disposables go straight into the trash, poop and all. All of our trash cans are emptied every other day at least. I only put them in a separate baggie if they're especially stinky. But we don't have a ton since we CD during the day.

I have an Ubbi, and so far I love it (LO is 16 weeks this week).

I'm with @Joeysmama - we put pee diapers in a lidded garbage can (that fits grocery sized bags) and throw the poop ones in the kitchen garbage (which is taken out at least every other day) or throw them into the garage and then in then in the trash when we leave the house (we have an attached garage, and can do this b/c it's winter and they basically freeze and don't smell anymore!). I tie the poop diapers in a bag - either an extra grocery bag or newspaper bag, I dont find it to be a hassle.

I didnt think I would need it, but I ended up getting the diaper pail by munchkin. diapers get stinky otherwise.