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I think you'll probably need something with a lid. Or you could maybe use one of your larger wet bags until you can switch over? We have just a mini trashcan for the occasional disposable/wipe.

We just have a planet wise wet bag (size large) hanging off a hook on the wall. Then we have a small step trash can with a lid that we us for disposables and wipes. LO is almost 9 mos and we havent had trouble with smell.

Good luck with cloth!

I find with EBF diapers I don't even need to close the wet bag. Doesn't smell.

We just use a cheap stainless steel garbage can with a pedal operated lid, we got it from Target I think, on sale for about 30 bucks. Then we use the large wetbags as the diaper liners. make sure you have more than one, for when you are doing a load of diapers (you have to wash the wet bag also).
Poopy diapers, I just rinse off quick in the bathroom, then throw it in with the rest (bathroom is right near DS's room).
No issues with smell so far

@pastemoo: If you are happy with your system it is probably fine. The wet bags work great for us and mean we don't need a pail or water to change out.

I technically have 4 wet bags, 2 larges and 2 mediums. The larges switch out on laundry day and the little ones go to daycare. When the little ones come home, I spray out the poop diapers and then just put them back in the bag until laundry day. Other poopy diapers at home get added to the little bags that stay in the bathroom next to LO's room. That is probably more than you wanted to know...

I have a diaper pail for the disposables, because it takes a long time to fill a bag for trash (we pay by the bag, not a flat fee for the service).

I put the cloth in a pail of water, but I always rinse first, even if it is just pee.

@pastemoo: It's all I've known, so hard to say! I don't pre-soak the diapers. They just get tossed into the 'wetbag', which should really be called a dry bag, and then when it's wash time they all go in the wash with the bag and I do pre-rinse cold, wash hot, rinse cold and extra rinse. The extra rinse might not be needed since we use Rockin Green but I play on the safe side.