Deodorizing diaper pails will bring your room a fresh smell
while reducing the number of bacteria in it. Do as the followings to clean the pails
with some cheap items.
Deodorizing diaper
pails will bring your room a fresh smell while reducing the number of bacteria
in it.
Things you’ll need
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Diaper pail
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Plastic bag
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Household cleanser
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Vinegar
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Rubber glove
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Disinfectant
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Baking soda
Instructions
1.
Place a plastic bag in a clean diaper pail. It’ll be effective to
one-time-use diapers and cloth diapers. The plastic bag size should fit the pail.
Double the plastic bag if one is so thin.
2.
Clean the pail daily. Tie the bag and take it away (if it’s one-time-use
diaper). To cloth diapers, take the diapers out to wash then throw the plastic
bag away. Do it one per 2 days if the pail is big enough to contain the number
of diapers of 2 days.
3.
Clean every hard trash in the pail. Use paper towels or cloths to clean
the pail in wet condition.
Clean the diaper
pail with a combination of vinegar and water.
4.
Bring the pail to the bathroom and clean it with household cleansers.
Make your own cleanser with water and vinegar. Equal the amount of water and
vinegar.
5.
Wear rubber glove when cleaning the pail. Use cloths or paper towels.
6.
Clean the inside of the pail then leave it dry.
7.
Spray on the entire of the pail a disinfectant.
8.
Add baking soda in the bottom of the pail for deodorizing. The baking
soda should cover the bottom of the pail.
9.
Place a new plastic bag in the pail.
10. Add
some baking soda in the plastic bag. Do it once when the pail is empty and
again when the pail is half-full.
Add
some baking soda in the plastic bag.
Tips and warnings
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Consider about buying deodorant for the pail. Some pails have
slots to store things like that. You should use citrus scented deodorant.
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Add 2 fabric softener pads to help deodorize the pail.
