Tommee Tippee Nappy Disposal Bin System $29.50 + Delivery ($0 with Prime/ $39 Spend) @ Amazon AU

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Guaranteed odour and germ protection
Anti-bacterial film kills 99% of dangerous germs on contact, so bacteria and odours can't escape. Together with the unique twist and click system, it gives you unbeatable odour and germ protection every time you dispose of a nappy.

Holds up to 30 nappies
Use the built in plunger to push the nappy into the bin when you close the lid. Keeping your hands clean and your room fresh.

Twists and wraps each nappy individually
Nappies are individually wrapped in multi-layer anti bacterial film that locks away odours and germs.

Fits into any room
Slimline and compact, the Twist and Click nappy bin fits into any room. The flat lid opens against any wall, making it easy to position and use.

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  muckingfuppet on 04/02/2021 - 11:20

  "kills 99% of dangerous germs" - noice. Thats some good marketing.

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  RADICALIST on 04/02/2021 - 11:33

  I'm expecting a bub in a month or two. Is this a good purchase?

  I have a weak stomach

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    indianregulator on 04/02/2021 - 11:47

    Have bought this, it is handy, but emptying it is a pain, and the cost of bin+ cartridges is expensive considering you can get a 200 pack of nappy garbage bags at aldi. That's what we use now.

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      tomsco on 04/02/2021 - 12:08

      Same here. Seemed a good idea at first, but the nappy disposal bags work just as well for us at a fraction of the cost.

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      Polt on 04/02/2021 - 12:54

      I have this bin and think it's useful, although as others have said, normal nappy garbage bags aren't too much of a hassle.

      In terms of refills for the bin, we use the bulk refills from here. A fraction of the price and only takes a couple of minutes to refill the cartridge once you get the hang of it.

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        waksimus on 06/02/2021 - 14:13

        These are crap, bought one and it's a cheap cardboard roll and plastic, wont refund either.
        He's just spruiking his own product and never had kids…

        And just found out he just buys this crap quality product off a alibaba seller and resells them.
        Avoid.

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          Polt on 06/02/2021 - 20:32

          @waksimus: Huh? I've got no affiliation at all with that website, just saying that's where I bought from.

          In terms of the cardboard roll and plastic, I'm not sure what you were expecting when you bought from a website showing you a picture of exactly what you were buying (a cardboard roll and plastic).

          The plastic is probably a touch thicker than the original refills, but works fine and is scented as per the original.

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      simulacrum on 04/02/2021 - 13:31

      +1

      you can refill the cartridges yourself. fleabay has lots of aftermarket kits people sell for this purpose. Works a treat.

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    Jimothy Wongingtons on 04/02/2021 - 11:51

    +8

    Weak stomach .. oh boy r u in for a ride…

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    fraid knot on 04/02/2021 - 11:57

    +1

    We use an Ubbi Nappy bin…doesn't need special bags and keeps the smells away while closed.

    But you do cop a whiff of things though when its getting full and you open it to put a dirty nappy in. Just keep some Glen 20 or Eucalyptus spray handy.

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    hotphil on 04/02/2021 - 12:02

    +3

    What we find is that if a nappy is wet during the day it just goes in the normal bin. If it's shitty it goes in a cheapo bag and straight to wheelie bin. If it's night time/raining and it's shitty then it goes in a bag, into one of these bins.
    Minimises buying the cartridges for these. Which are a horrific waste of plastic.

    In short, yes. But you may find you don't use it as much as you might think.

    Also, congrats. You'll get tips on babycare from all directions. My top tip would be to accept help from anyone that offers it.

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      tomsco on 04/02/2021 - 12:09

      I bought the 3rd party refills for the cartridges, but they didn't have the same perfume or whatever on them to control the smell. Cheaper/better for the environment, worse for odour control :(

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    scuderiarmani on 04/02/2021 - 12:34

    +2

    Do you have a bin? Garbage bags?

    You are already set.

    I see no reason for this. As a father too.

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    simulacrum on 04/02/2021 - 13:35

    +1

    I found it handy. If someone can give you some of their empty cartridges, you can buy refill kits on ebay (rolls of plastic tubing perforated every 10m or so). When the baby is being breastfed its basically producing bright yellow yoghurt out the other end, gives you a chance to get used to the nappy change. Once they start eating solids is when you get the really nasty smelling stuff lol.

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  chartparker on 04/02/2021 - 12:19

  We went for the Dekor bins instead. Refills are much cheaper and the bin controls the smells quite well

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  Big Deal on 04/02/2021 - 12:20

  Also at the same price at Baby Bunting with colour options and discounted refill cassettes.

  Also on thier Baby Bunting ebay page (free delivery with ebayplus).

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  Fuzzy69 on 04/02/2021 - 21:56

  +1

  $ 0.69 medium size freezer bags. Put the nappy in, tie it and throw it in the bin. No odour and not breaking the bank !!