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FYI the item sold by Amazon can only hold up to 180 diapers per refill. Playtex appears to manufacture two types of refill for the Diaper Genie II container. For comparison Genie II refills sold by Baby R Us or Target can accommodate up to 270 diapers per refill or 810 diapers per case of 3 refills. However as the title states the product can only accommodate 180 diapers per refill.

I would have gave it five stars if the refill where the 270 diapers capacity. However I am still satisfied with the Genie II diaper disposal container + refill. The Genie II product is one of the best brand out in the market based on my experience. It has a ingenius double lid closure design that minimize (if not almost entirely eliminate) the diaper poop smell. Overall it is an excellent product (5 stars for container design and 4 stars for the refill due to cost and capacity)
Diaper Genie II Refills

I am a medical resident, and I got this mostly for all the medical apps, as well as to keep up with my e-mail at work (where I have wi-fi). It has become my favorite toy, both for work purposes and just fun things. There are a ton of apps available, both free and paid. I also love that this iPod has a speaker, so I can listen to my music and watch videos on it without headphones. I bought a silicon skin and screen protector and have not had any problems with durability.
Architect Series II KUDS50FVSS

I got this for my Garmin. It’s very stable and easy to use. There is a felt layer at the bottom that keeps it from falling off the dashboard. Great product. I’m glad I got it.
Air Combat II Wwii

I bought this to track how many steps I take at work – it has been so fun to use that I’m keeping it in my pocket all the time! It is lightweight and easily fits into a pocket if you don’t want to wear it in its holder. The “safety clip” is a nice feature for taking it on runs. I also like the 7 day memory and the fact that it differentiates between general number of steps taken and “aerobic steps.” Overall, easy to program & start using, easy to carry and accurate as far as I’ve been able to tell!
KitchenAid Architect Series II

Don’t judge this book by it’s title. The information given is not from The Bible but written to be “politically correct”.
3Com SuperStack II Switch

To be absolutely honest, I have not owned a pedometer before other than inexpensive freebies. This time I was looking for a good one, and I did a lot of research before buying the Omron. It has more functions than most pedometers in this price range. It measures regular movement and aerobic movement separately which I like and resets itself every night at midnight. With a 7-day memory you can see your totals for a full week. I compared it to the quality strength training machines in the gym and the totals on distance and calories burned were very similar. I bought an extra strap because the strap that comes with the Omron has a plastic attachment, and I prefer metal. However, the strap I bought broke the first time I used it. So now I’m using the strap that comes with the Omron pedometer and have had no trouble with it. I would recommend this pedometer to my friends with confidence. I doubt you’ll find a better one at this price point or even up to $15-20 more.
Avian Collection II by

The issue I have with this author is the obvious intent to deceive the potential readers into thinking this is based on Christian beliefs. And with young target audiences, it is very scary. This book is another “new age” individual belief system that is deceptively titled Conversations with God. It seems to support man’s selfish viewpoint of tell me what I want to hear, rather than what is right. Living a life based on long-standing, steadfast beliefs is not easy in todays me-me-me world. This book is too accepting of any and all behavior and actually states there is no sin! While over 35,000 Christian religions have sprouted over the last 500 years, they have mostly been based on someone’s interpretation of the Christian foundation of the Bible. Many of the “answers” provided in the book are totally opposite of what our Christian God teaches to be true. The title should at least be conversations with my god.
Famous Generals WW II