The Greener Habits Co
Wooden Clothes Pegs
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Ditch Plastic:
Plastic pegs are an environmental disaster. Made of plastic, they will continue to pollute the environment long after use!
Enter- Wooden Clothes Pegs
This pack of 20 Wooden Clothes Pegs is made of FSC beech wood and a steel spring. They are an environmentally friendly attentive to plastic pegs. The wooden clothes pegs can be composted and the steel spring can be separated and will degrade or can be recycled. Unlike plastic pegs, they will not pollute the environment after use.
To prolong the life of the pegs, keep dry in-between use.
Packaging:
These pegs come packaged in a recycled and recyclable cardboard box. 100% plastic free.
Overview:
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Wood & steel
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20 pegs per pack
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Plastic free packaging
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Sustainable item
Every item purchased helps support Friend Farm Animal Sanctuary
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