Asda Smartprice Nappy Bags Reviews

Product Type: Asda baby products
Newest Review: ... for the bin or wash when I return home and remember to remove them from the bag. Final word The price is excellent for ... more
Customer Asda Smartprice Nappy Bags Reviews (37)

by - written on 18/09/07 (Useful, 286 readings)
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Asda Smartprice Nappy Bags. Reasons to buy them. I don't have any babies, but I do have 2 dogs so I buy them to pick up their poos. What are you getting? You get 100 bags for just 27p. A bargain price, the yellow dog 'clean up' bags cost you £1.00 for just 50, asda nappy sacks are just as good. The nappy bags are thin green plastic bags that have the fragrance of a cheap air freshener. Don't be put of at the thought of them being thin, they have never failed me yet. They're still strong, they never break! But are very light weight so very easy to carry plenty in your pocket. Packaging. They come in a white plastic package ... Read the complete review

by - written on 23/06/08 (Very useful, 243 readings)
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Asda Smart Price Nappy Bags come in various different pack sizes and will be in the region of 30p for a bag of 100 bags and 74p for a bag of 300. They are presented in very simple white Smart Price packaging with the new design green writing and silhouette of a teddy bear, the packaging is very thin which is obviously part of what keeps the price so reasonable. The bags themselves have come in various colours in the past, when I had my daughter they were a light orange colour but nowadays they seem to be a turquoise green instead, they are lightly scented in a floral fashion but nothing overpowering. Each bag has 2 handles which are perfect for tying up the bag once it's Read the complete review

by - written on 29/08/12 (Very useful, 48 readings)
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This is a review of Asda Smartprice Nappy Bags which we received from friends in a hamper of toiletries before our baby was born. What are they? Nappy bags tend to be something only dog owners and parents of young babies know about! But once you have tried them you will never look back... The spectrum of nappy bags You can pay what you like for nappy bags, literally. The organic, environmentally friendly ones come with a hefty price tag and the supermarket own brand ones like Asda Smartprice Nappy Bags tend to come with an unbelievably low price tag. Price I found myself stocking up on these when I found a bag of 300 ... Read the complete review

by daisylee3 - written on 27/02/12
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In my opinion, nappy bags are a really nifty, handy thing to have in the house. I've got a beautiful new baby and as a result we've been getting through nappy bags (and obviously nappies!) at an astonishing rate, which is why I wanted to find a cheaper alternative to the previous brand that I used which averaged at around a pound for a hundred. I've only recently started shopping at ASDA due to the cheap price of many of their baby necessities and was pleasantly suprised at how cheap their own brand of nappy bags are. These nappy bags are priced at a bargainous 35p per pack of 300 which is amazingly cheap and I stocked up on ten packs (£3.50 alltogether - ... Read the complete review

by - written on 31/08/11 (Very useful, 16 readings)
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I have been using Asda Little Angels nappy bags, however on a recent trip to Asda they had sold out and all that was left on offer were the Asda smart proce option. The packaging is different from the picture above, it is white with green along the bottom and a picture of a teddy bear. Oddly there is also a price of 78p on the front, Asda only charged me 28p for them. This has happened twice in two different stores. Even if they are 78p you get 300 so I think it represents good value. As they are smart price the bags are contained in a larger plastic packaging which is not resealable and you have to rip to get the nappy bags out. The bags ... Read the complete review
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