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Cloth Pad Wet Bags
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If you decide to try cloth pads, you may soon realise you need something suitable to carry them in.
When I first started with reusable cloth pads, I used to put my used cloth pads into a dog poop bag when out and about. Definitely not stylish, also not very environmentally friendly. These adorable cloth pad wet bags are a much better solution.
Each wet bag measures about 20cm x 15cm, which is the perfect size to carry a handful of cloth pads (wet or dry) around when you are out and about.
They have a single compartment with a secure zip fastening, and a handy hanging loop. The bag can be machine washed with your pads, or just wiped clean and air-dried.
Also suitable for use with reusable baby wipes, makeup wipes or as a wash bag.
Overview
- Stain-resistant
- measures 20cm x 15cm
- can be machine washed at 40 degrees
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