pedal bin style nappy bucket

[Twiga]

Mine just broke and mothercare don't seem to do them anymore from what I could gather from the not very helpful assistant I asked - kept asking if I was sure it wasn't a wrapper system I was on about [hmmm]. Does anyone know where I can find one/something similar as is so much easier than lifting a lid off a bucket style one - both hands free to deal with wriggly toddler! Here's a pic if that's any help - nappy bin - Thanks!

one bump before bed!

Is it for cloth or disposables you need?
You could use a brabantia bin for disposables or this one from Jo Jo
www.jojomamanbebe.co.uk/detailfash.php?type=FASH&code=A5527&branch=&category=
which uses one bag not a cassette type thing...
For cloth I hae only seen bucket type bins.

I just use a stainless steel pedal bin I got from Asda for 6 quid. (for cloth that is)

I have one of those twiga and love it - I just use ordinary pedal bins elsewhere though for my cloth and my cotton wool etc.

It's for cloth. I love mine too - might have to try super glue again (didn't hold last time i tried) - really don't want a bucket type .

If I see another one at a car boot I shall get it for you! Which bit has broken on yours? Mine is now in the bathroom as it's a good slim shape!

we have one of these as a kitchen bin - spring-loaded push top not pedal but has a plastic bucket inner. Any good?

Twiga the Brabantia pedal bins all have plastic liners so you could use one of these with a napopy mesh inside? I never thought to do this for our cloth nappies but no reason why not. They seal well too, so no nasty niffs!!

Thanks Cargirl, it's the bit that holds the pedal onto the bottom of the bin - two plastic pin bits either side, think the whole pedal mech would pivet off them if they weren't broken IYSWIM?!

Alternatives are worth keeping in mind but they all look a bit pricey - think I paid about £10 for my lovely bin .

The Brabantia 12L are only about £13-14
only-brabantia-bins.co.uk/Pedal%20Bins/12%20Ltr%20Pedal%20Bins/

think I paid 50p

Bumping again just in case anyone can source one! Super glue and no more nails not working on a repair front so far - next trick to drill and put in some wooden dowling - please let it work!