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RollingBean
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I was wondering which large diaper bags those in the UK bought.
I've need using the Dry Life but not from amazon, and either the handle breaks or they split all the time. Though the reviews of the amazon version say they are strong and sturdy, so maybe I should try those ones? It might be a bad few batches I've had as all the other DryLife products I've gotten have been great.
The BOS bags are unfortuanately very expensive to buy from amazon in the UK.
For smaller diapers, scented sanitary bags from the supermarket are great, but for large capacity diapers it's a bit trickier.
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I buy scented bin bags from home bargains, they hold about 4 or 5 nappies, so a days worth, not the sturdiest of things but they do the job.
20 Tie Handle Swing Scented Bin Liners
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RollingBean said:
I was wondering which large diaper bags those in the UK bought.
I've need using the Dry Life but not from amazon, and either the handle breaks or they split all the time. Though the reviews of the amazon version say they are strong and sturdy, so maybe I should try those ones? It might be a bad few batches I've had as all the other DryLife products I've gotten have been great.
The BOS bags are unfortuanately very expensive to buy from amazon in the UK.
For smaller diapers, scented sanitary bags from the supermarket are great, but for large capacity diapers it's a bit trickier.
I get the lime green bags from Vivactive and they have been surprisingly strong and can accommodate a swollen ID Maxi Prime with ease.
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Constantlydamp said:
I get the lime green bags from Vivactive and they have been surprisingly strong and can accommodate a swollen ID Maxi Prime with ease.
I second this
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I get some generic black ones from Amazon, they come in 100’s and are strong and do the job ok. Think they are around £6 for 100
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I buy those transparent sealable bags “grip seal bags” in bulk, 500 at a time, £0.06/ $0.08 per bag.
Air tight and reusable in case you need to add another diaper for disposal.
Size 230 x 325mm Grip Seal Resealable Poly Bags 9" x 12.75" X 500
I get them from
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Thanks for the advice everyone I’ll look in to those!
I’ll probably go for any which can hold any one diaper really well.
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I use the Vivactive Heavy Duty Discreet Incontinence Nappy Bags XL 100 Pack, they are very strong and contain odours well also. They are a little bit more expensive than the standard green bags, but I'm willing to pay a little bit more for the heavy duty ones. They are significantly larger, and much stronger, they are also non-see-through, and so better suited for ABDL printed diapers. You can't really go wrong with these bags, as they are designed specifically for adult diapers/nappies.
You can bring the costs down further by subscribing also. So i have put a link below for you.
Vivactive Heavy Duty Discreet Incontinence Nappy Bags XL 100 Pack
The first biodegradable XL adult nappy bags Our incontinence experts are proud to present a nappy bag that’s fully degradable in as little as 22 months! Vivactive Biodegradable Nappy Bags are 240% larger than other nappy bags, and less expensive than some leading brands. Their large size makes...
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These are not cheap (they're manufactured in India I believe) but are great when away from home.
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UKWearer said:
These are not cheap (they're manufactured in India I believe) but are great when away from home.
£26.20 for 30 bags? Factor in postage too, and that would be like £1 a bag. By comparison the Vivactive heavy duty nappy bags work out at 3p a bag. Definitely not cheap.
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I love these bags, they are quite big and any diaper fits well
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Constantlydamp said:
I get the lime green bags from Vivactive and they have been surprisingly strong and can accommodate a swollen ID Maxi Prime with ease.
Same here
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kinkygaybottom said:
I love these bags, they are quite big and any diaper fits well
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If you buy them direct from incontinencechoice.co.uk or use the link above, you can slash the price that Amazon are charging of £6.80 down to £2.65 for the same 100 bags. Just show's how much markup amazon are making. Link below:-
Vivactive Incontinence Nappy Disposal Bags XL 100 Pack
Vivactive Nappy Bags are 240% larger than other nappy bags, and less expensive than some leading brands. Use them to hold a variety of differently shaped or sized Incontinence products. Vivactive – confidence without the cost.
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ILuvDiapers said:
£26.20 for 30 bags? Factor in postage too, and that would be like £1 a bag. By comparison the Vivactive heavy duty nappy bags work out at 3p a bag. Definitely not cheap.
They're being shipped from India now, with "free" postage, so that'd be the reason so steep. I didn't pay that for the ones I bought from a UK vendor at the time . . . . think they were £5.99 a box/30 then.