The 9 Best Nappy Bins for a Baby in 2021

Tommee Tippee nappy disposal bin has developed a unique, advanced ‘twist and click’ nappy disposal system.

This is the only bin that individually wraps and seals each nappy, completely blocking any odors. This makes it a Sangenic bin.

This system is great for dealing with extra stinky nappies for when you are struggling and only have one hand.

The specially designed nappy bags material blocks out odors completely but as the bin gets more and more full, the smell isn’t completely blocked out and does start to seep through.

Overall the bin is very easy to use and a super-convenient, must-have, item.

You pop this next to your child’s changing mat and you can get away with emptying it just once per week, its easy enough to use one-handed but can be a little tricky when it comes to popping open the lid. 

The Angelcare nappy disposal system is one of the most cost-effective bin choices making it the cheapest bin in our list.

It is straightforward to use, and nappy disposal can be done one-handed, you lift the lid and push the nappy through. These Angelcare nappy disposal system refills use specifically designed cassettes with a multi-layer film that prevents any bad smells from escaping.

The cassette has room for roughly 180 nappies which will last for around a month.

The bin itself is elegant, easy to use, and excellent value for money.

This is the cheapest bin on our list and also offers non-brand refills as an alternative to save some extra pennies.

This bin benefits from, smell protection whilst also being very easy to use making it super convenient. 

We have written a full Angelcare nappy bin review so check it out if you are looking at buying one. 

There are many reasons to love this nappy bin. It comes in a range of colours and patterns to match your nursery decor.

Its main body is steel which is not porous like plastic so seals the smell inside. You do not need to purchase specific bags to go inside this bin; you can use any regular kitchen bag.

The rubber seals around the rim lock the smells in. The lid has a wide sliding hatch that allows you to drop the nappies in with a simple to operate child proof lock.

The best feature of the Ubbi bin is that it can hold up to 55 newborn nappies.

This bin kind of sits in the middle of the of price and efficiency on our list but a huge feature is that you can use just use general kitchen bag as a bin making it one of the best nappy bins on the market.

The Korbell Nappy Mini Bin is simple to use, compact and hands-free. It features a double sealing system to keep odours locked inside with additional child safety locks.

The bin comes with 4 liners; each liner lasts approximately 7 weeks.

This bin has a unique waste-free feature and when it’s time to empty the container you simply pull out the full bag, cut from the roll using the inbuilt cutting tool, tie it up and chuck it in your refuge bin.

The best part about this bin is its foot pedal which means complete hands-free disposal, which is great when you don’t have any hands spare.

The Korbell bin can also be used as a regular pedal bin for your babies room when your nappy days are over making it a great addition to our list. 

We think the Korbell series of bins are great and have reviewed the largest version separately.

The Vital Baby Nappy Bins is easy to use, odour free and suitable for both disposable and cloth nappies.

You only require one hand to operate this bin. When disposing of a nappy, you place it in the top of the bin, turn the handle to the other side then back again.

Unlike some other systems, you don’t need special refills in conjunction with this reusable nappies bin and any plastic bag will suffice which will save you money.

This is a compact bin and can hold up to 25 reusable nappies at a time depending on their size.

Next on our list is a very simple nappy bin in the Minnie house decorated nappy bucket. This one doesn’t have any special features.

It simply holds dirty nappies and to use it you remove the lid place the nappy in and then reattach the lid.

The capacity of the nappy bucket is 10 litres, and this means it should hold around 20 nappies.

Although this product is very basic, the price reflects that and you will save a few pounds by only using normal bin bags with the only downside being that it doesn’t offer any odour protection.

This 11 Litre bad boy actually comes in 14 different colours which makes it a great choice if you are looking to theme your baby’s room and match in the nappy bin.

At 11 litres this bin will hold roughly 20-22 nappies before needing to be emptied 

The company also produce a range of other products and you can buy a changing mat and washing bowl that match the nappy bin.

The lid is child friendly and also odour blocking which is handy for keeping smells away. If you get any lingering odour after some use you can simply clean this bin with warm and soapy water although an odour eliminator is recommended for the best clean.

This bin makes use on any liner inside the bin and doesn’t have any specific liner that are needed for its use saving you money.