Asda Smartprice Nappy Bags Reviews

Asda Smartprice Nappy Bags Description: Brand: Asda / Type: Changing Bags A pack of 100 of these nappy bags cost me just £0.30 from my local Asda. They come in a white plastic bag with the Smartprice logo on the front. The fact that these come in a plastic wrapper means that it is really easy to pull these ...  Read the complete review

I have had many reasons to buy nappy bags over the past few years childrens nappies being the main one, next to that is is the animals that I have had. These are great for those nasty smells. They are orange in colour and are lightly fragranced. They come in a pack of 100 for 30p which is great because they last for almost 2 weeks ...  Read the complete review

I refuse to pay a fortune for nappy bags that just end up straight in the bin. They are for one purpose only to pop dirty nappies in and to prevent the mentioned nappy from smelling your bin out. When you have a baby it is expensive enough and trying to make savings can be hard but this is one way you can without it jeopardising your ...  Read the complete review

I bought these nappy sacks to keep in the changing bag for my daughter at school. For any family nappy sacks are an essential. Even though my children are now out of nappies they are still incredibly useful. Whether it's for clothes and underwear which has been involved in an accident or even for spat out sweets which weren't liked. I have tried a ...  Read the complete review

Changing a nice smelly nappy of your babies isn't the nicest thing in the world and I don't see the point in paying over £1.00 for, quite literally, a bag of crap. As important as it is to make sure your bin doesn't smell like faeces, nobody wants to spend a fortune on nappy sacks. I rarely have to use them now, but I bought a ...  Read the complete review

Asda Smartprice Nappy Bags cost just 30p for 100, which is incredibly cheap. Nappie Bags were a new thing for me at first, but now I really appreciate them. If you are out and about chaing a nappy and don't have a bin to put it in, they're really useful for putting in and waiting until you get to a bin. The idea is that they're very ...  Read the complete review

I don't understand how someone would pay a lot of money for something like nappy sacks. These one's from Asda contain 100 nappy sacks and cost around 30p. I probably do around three nappy changes a day and if it isn't 'Pooey' then I don't put it in a sack. Elijah probably poos once a day, if that so they will definitely last longer than 100 days. ...  Read the complete review

Baby's are so expensive aren't they? I do try to save money where I can and have used these nappy bags. They are a really good price at 70p. I use them for the obvious purpose... nappies, wipes, cotton wool. I also use them for very many other things. If my son dirties his clothes while we are out and about, i simply pop his t-shirt or vest ...  Read the complete review

I have used smart price nappy bags for the nappies of all three of my children and have found them as good as any of the top brand nappy bags. The price of them is amazing 70p for 300 bags that works out at 0.2p per bag so u cant go wrong The bags are used to but nappies and wipes or cotton wool in to then u tie the bag with the ...  Read the complete review

In this credit crunch time it is important to save as much money wherever possible and this product is a great opportunity to save a little bit of money over the year. You can purchase 300 bags for around 73p at present and this is an absolute bargain! These are the bags of choice for quite a few family and friends with young ...  Read the complete review

I use Asda smart price nappy bags for my daughters' nappies, i find that they are as good a quality as some of the more expensive brands and they are very reasonable at 30p for 100 bags, they also come in handy for other things such as my dogs mess! One of the best things about them is that they are not fragranced with that horrible cheap smell ...  Read the complete review

These are the only nappy bags I ever buy. I thought 300 for £1 from Ethel Austin or the £1 shop was a bargain until I found these.....at 88p for 300!! Then when I went to replenish my supplies a couple of weeks ago they had been reduced to 73p, I could not believe it! I only buy a pack of 300 every few months (probably every 2-3 as a rough guess) ...  Read the complete review

I have two babies both in nappies and one of which is a newborn so you can imagine how many nappies i must change a day...I like to try and save money where i can and on things like something to place a dirty nappy in the cheaper the better. These nappy bags are from Asda and come in packs of 100 for the price of 30p.The bags are part ...  Read the complete review

I started to by these when my daughter was first born and they definatley offer value for money. 100 Nappy Bags for 30p. As long as you dont mind that they are quite thin you will be quite happy with these handy bags that are green in colour. Not only can you use them to put smelly nappies into before putting them in the bin you can use ...  Read the complete review

Asda Smart Price nappy bags are a bit too thin for my liking. They come in a white plastic wrapper, and I have found that as soon as I open the wrapping, there is nothing to keep the nappy bags in. So all the nappy bags seem to slide out of the hole. They cost 30p for 100 so I suppose you cant really grumble at the ...  Read the complete review

I have bought Asda nappy sacks since my youngest child was born. I think they are very good value for money. They aren't very thick and don't have a strong fragrance but I'm not intending to carry my shopping in them and some are too heavily fragranced for my liking. I use them for all sorts of things apart from disposing of ...  Read the complete review

100 Nappy Bags for 30p you cant go wrong! I had bene buying nappy bags at around 1 pound for 100 bags until someone told me about these. Ok, so they don't smell as strong as the previous ones but they do the job. The nappy bags are green in colour and come in a white plastic celethine wrapper with red writing on. The bags do the job ...  Read the complete review

I have always been someone who likes to save money and believe them pennies saved do make pounds which is why I refuse to buy brand name nappy bags, afterall they are getting something stinky put in them which then goes in the bin outside so why would I need something lemon fresh smelling to do this job. Saying that Asda Smartprice ...  Read the complete review

I am generally not one for skimping on cost and I will almost always choose a brand name product over a shops own brand and I will almost never sink as low as to buy the very basic such as Tesco value or Asda smart price but when it come to nappy sacks I saw no pint in buying the best brand name, after all it is only to stuff a shitty nappy in ...  Read the complete review

As you probably know by now we have been adopted by a lovely cat which we have named Mew. He has his own little room at the side of the house where his food and litter tray are kept and of course mommy (that's me!) has the lovely job of clearing the poo from the litter tray on a daily basis. Initially I used old plastic carrier bags to ...  Read the complete review