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Win one of three Munchkin Nappy Disposal System

EBLeearne View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 08:56 AM Post #1
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We are giving you the chance to win one of three Munchkin Nappy Disposal Systems. With one hand movement you can twist, trap, then eliminate odours, leaving your other hand free to look after bub. The patented hygiene vent uses natural bicarb soda to neutralize, not just mask smells! For more information, visit: www.munchkinnappybin.com.au or like them on Facebook. Prize: 3 Munchkin Nappy Disposal Systems valued at $69.99 each. How to enter: For your chance to win, just reply below with the answer to the following question in 25 words or less: �Why Munchkin nappy system is so unique in eliminating odours and why would you like to win one?� T &Cs pinned in competition forum. Competition commences Wednesday 4 April 2012 until Wednesday 2 May 2012.

Rockn View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 09:49 AM Post #2
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The unit is powered by odour eliminating baking soda! I would love to win one so that I can stop walking around the house having to hold my nose so I can't smell the stinky nappies! There is nothing worse than when hubby 'forgets' to put it outside and by the morning the whole house has a bad odour, and it takes days to go away!

AmeliaL View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 09:50 AM Post #3
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The Munchkin Nappy Disposal System is unique in the way it neutralizes odours, I'd LOVE to win one to keep my nursery smelling fresh!!!! This post has been edited by AmeliaL: 04/04/2012, 09:50 AM

krisssymoo11 View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 09:50 AM Post #4
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QUOTE (EBLeearne @ 04/04/2012, 08:56 AM) We are giving you the chance to win one of three Munchkin Nappy Disposal Systems. With one hand movement you can twist, trap, then eliminate odours, leaving your other hand free to look after bub. The patented hygiene vent uses natural bicarb soda to neutralize, not just mask smells! For more information, visit: www.munchkinnappybin.com.au or like them on Facebook. Prize: 3 Munchkin Nappy Disposal Systems valued at $69.99 each. How to enter: For your chance to win, just reply below with the answer to the following question in 25 words or less: "Why Munchkin nappy system is so unique in eliminating odours and why would you like to win one?" T &Cs pinned in competition forum. Competition commences Wednesday 4 April 2012 until Wednesday 2 May 2012. It uses natural bicarb soda, and its easy to operate, i would love one because i don't have one and il love to not smell stinky nappies This post has been edited by krisssymoo11: 04/04/2012, 09:52 AM

Logging out View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 10:08 AM Post #5
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The Munckin nappy bin doesn't just mask odours, it neutralizes them using natural bicarb soda. Owning one would make life far easier on my nose!

cas1e View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 10:10 AM Post #6
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It uses bicarb soda to neutralise smells. I'd love to win one for my cousin who is due next month with her first baby.

Redh248 View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 10:22 AM Post #7
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It's patented hygiene vent uses natural bicarb soda to neutralize odors. I'd love to win the Munchkin Nappy disposal System, ensuring the nursery and rest of house stays healthy, clean and smelling nice and fresh.

mpham View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 10:32 AM Post #8
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It uses bicarb soda to neutralise odours. Love to win for 2nd bub as I know how stinky it can get from first time round

yoursjinu View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 11:10 AM Post #9
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Munchkin nappy disposal system uses the unique natural baking soda which neutralizes the odour. It has no harmful chemicals and so i would love to get one as it is very convenient for my family. I would also recommend it to my freinds who uses the traditional way of napkin disposal.Its some thing new and im eager to try it!!

neatsiemc View Member Profile	04/04/2012, 11:21 AM Post #10
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Its unique because it neutralises odours using baking soda instead of just masking the smell! Would love one of these to keep my nursery smelling fresh!

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