Cubo Diaper Genie® Premier

I’d been using a trash bag, but the foot pedal on this pail makes it so easy to drop a diaper without touching anything. Even after a full week, there’s zero odor when I open the lid. That alone was worth the switch.

Finally, a diaper pail that keeps the nursery smelling fresh even after a week of dirty diapers—the foot pedal makes one-handed disposal effortless. The refill system clicks in place without any wrestling, which saves me a ton of frustration during late-night changes.

The first time I used it I was honestly surprised how little smell escaped even after a couple days—the locking mechanism works better than the old bin I had. Loading a new refill ring was simpler than I expected too.

The foot pedal makes it so easy to open the lid even when my hands are full with a squirming baby. It’s been three weeks and I genuinely can’t smell a thing, which is a huge relief for a small nursery.

I was skeptical about how well it could lock in smells, but the carbon filter actually works—our nursery doesn’t smell like diapers at all. The refill system clicks in easily without any mess, which saves me time during changes.

The foot pedal is a lifesaver when my hands are full with a squirmy baby and a dirty diaper. It seals each one up tight, and I can genuinely say the odor control is much better than our old trash can method.

The foot pedal makes it so much easier to open one-handed while holding a squirmy baby, and the odor-lock really works between changes.

We've been using this pail for a few weeks and the foot pedal makes it so easy to open one-handed while holding a baby or a trash bag. The odor lock ring really does keep the nursery smelling fresh even after several days of dirty diapers.

The step-and-seal mechanism keeps the smell locked in way better than our old setup. I only empty it about once a week, which is a huge time-saver with a newborn.

The 165-diaper capacity is no joke; we’re only emptying it every few days with our newborn. The foot pedal makes it easy to open even when I'm holding a squirming baby.