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Do I really need a Nappy Bin?

Written by: Cheeky Rascals

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When preparing for a new baby, a nappy bin probably isn’t high on your shopping list—if it’s on there at all. So do you really need a separate bin just for nappies? If you’re using disposable nappies, the answer is yes.


With many households now receiving rubbish collection only once every two weeks, dirty nappies can pile up quickly. Unless you want to make a trip to the outdoor bin after every change, having a bin that locks in odours can make your home feel fresher and your routine much easier.

Which Nappy Bin Should I Buy?


At Cheeky Rascals, our go-to nappy bin is Korbell. It is designed to make nappy changes easier and more hygienic, with features that help lock in smells and simplify disposal. Korbell nappy bins come in three different sizes, so whether you live in a small flat or have a growing family, there is an option to suit your space and routine.

Why are Parents Choosing the Korbell Nappy Bin?

Korbell Nappy Bin in nursery


1. Simple, Low-Maintenance Design

The Korbell nappy bin is refreshingly easy to use and maintain. There are no complicated mechanisms, batteries, or costly refill systems—just a smart, practical design that works. It is built to last and suits a wide range of family needs, making it a reliable addition to any nursery. With fewer parts to replace and no unnecessary extras, it’s a no-fuss solution that does exactly what you need it to do.

2. Hands-Free Convenience

When you’re holding a wriggling baby in one arm, the last thing you want is to fumble with a bin lid. Korbell’s foot pedal design allows for quick, hygienic disposal—just step, drop the nappy in, and release the pedal to close. It’s simple, efficient, and makes those countless daily nappy changes a little easier to manage.

3. Built-In Odour Control

Keeping unpleasant smells contained is a must when dealing with nappies, and Korbell delivers on this front. The bin uses a clever three-layer system to trap odours: a spring-loaded inner flap that closes tightly after each use, a top lid that adds an extra seal, and lightly scented liners that help keep your home smelling fresh. Together, these features ensure odours stay in the bin—not in your living space.

4. Eco-Conscious, Long-Lasting Liners

Korbell’s continuous liners are made from biodegradable materials and designed to minimise waste. Instead of replacing the entire bag each time, you tie off only what you need. Simply knot the bottom when starting a new liner, and when the bin is full, tie the top and use the built-in cutter to create a sealed bag—quick, clean, and eco-friendly.


The liners go a long way too. The Korbell Mini can hold up to 45 nappies before it needs emptying. Based on an average of seven nappy changes a day, one liner cartridge can last around 10 to 11 weeks, or roughly 300 nappies. That’s one less thing to think about in your daily routine.

How to use Korbell Liners

A dedicated nappy bin might not seem like a must-have at first, but it can make a big difference to your daily routine—especially when it comes to managing odours and keeping things clean and simple. If you're using disposable nappies and want a hygienic, hands-free way to deal with waste, a nappy bin like the Korbell is a practical choice.


With its easy-to-use design, reliable odour control, and eco-conscious liners, the Korbell bin takes some of the stress out of nappy changes and helps keep your home feeling fresh. Whether you're changing your first nappy or your thousandth, it's a small addition that can offer real everyday benefits.