22Dec/094
Sunshine Kids Bag It Bags
- Disposable dispenser
- Strong and durable bags for all types of trash
- Small size for easy portability
- Controls odors
- Conveniently sized
Product Description
Each Bag-It dispenser comes filled with a roll of high-density trash bags. The conveniently sized dispenser and rubber cord makes them easy to keep everywhere. Perfect for diaper bags, backpacks, cars, boats and dog leashes. And the disposable design means no more refills! Lightly scented to control odors. 12 extra-large 17 bags in each roll and 3 rolls per pack.... More >>
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December 22nd, 2009 - 17:28
good product in a small pkg to stick a few in your diaper bag. Keeps the smell out of your car or diaper bag.
Rating: 5 / 5
December 22nd, 2009 - 17:38
This is such a great product to have attached to your diaper bag! It is always at hand and a great way to collect the trash or diapers from your trip. The red containers tend to split after a few months, but still usable. Love this product!
Rating: 4 / 5
December 22nd, 2009 - 20:32
I purchased these bags for myself when my son was born and I have loved them ever since! I attach the roll to the zipper on our diaper bag which is very convenient. I have used them for diapers when we are away from home (away from a garbage can, or at a friend’s house) and also for dirty or wet clothes. The bags pull out easily and you just tear off at the perforation. There is a slight scent to the bag also, though not the ‘powder’ scent like other bags. I like that I can just toss them when the bags run out, and I don’t have to worry about not finding refills, etc. I give them out to all my friends who have babies! Highly recommended!
Rating: 5 / 5
December 22nd, 2009 - 22:06
Never underestimate the importance of a small plastic bag! Especially when traveling, a stinky diaper or sticky trash can be a nuisance if you have nothing to dispose it in. I place a bag into the seat pocket on airplanes, so that we have a trash bag nearby for the entire flight. I also attach it to the zipper of my bag for easy transport and access. The 3 stars for durability are due to it being a disposable item. This item is not educational or fun – (Amazon requires a star rating in these categories for this item).
Bag-It Disposable Trash Bags are a “JetWithKids” recommended product!
Rating: 5 / 5