Munchkin Damp Goods Bag, Colors May Vary

 (10 customer reviews)

I have this bag for use out and about holding cloth diapers. I use prefolds and covers, and it will hold at least8 NB prefolds and 3 covers, and I still had some room if I'd needed it. The mesh pocket is pretty well useless. My only complaint is that even when zipped up and folded over, you can still smell the diapers quite well, which only bothers me since it is kept in my diaper bag with back up clothing and the clean dipes.

I bought this bag to use as a travel wet bag for cloth diapers and as a backup when my other pail liner is in the laundry. I wanted a zippered wet bag that didn't cost a ton beacuse I don't usually travel with my cloth diapers, I use biofriendly disposables and flush away the contents of the diaper. Works great for that purpose. It is on the small size so it can really only hold about 4 toddler size cloth diapers, and I have twins so that's not a bunch. It would work better for smaller babies as you could get more in the bag. I've also put damp (not soaking)bathing suits in it, and it worked fine. But as a backup to my pail liner I'm happy with it, and I'm not disapointed for the price I paid. I'll keep it for the uses I have mentioned and will probably just sew my own slightly larger zippered wet bag.

I bought this wet bag primarily to keep in my bathroom after I spray the soiled diapers with a diaper sprayer. I don't zip it up and it still contains the smell. I flip it inside-out and pull out the fabric when washing and it stays pretty clean. The first time I noticed smell from the bottom of the seam, I fixed it by putting baking powder on the bottom when in use. I don't experience any leaks. I will buy a second just to have for the summer time to put my son's wet clothes and swim pants in. The reason why I gave it four stars is because I have yet to test it out of the house.

Edit: 3/19/11 Ok well it's starting to get weak on the bottom seam. Not really dripping wet but the bag is wet on the outside of the bottom. I guess that's from leaving wet gCloths on the inside for 2 days max. Still, I'd expect it to be as water/leak proof as wetbags and pail liners are supposed to be. :\ I have the small Thirsties duffle and it works like a charm as a wet bag.