Wool Wet Bag
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SKU:
BG08
Units in Stock: 2 by Babee Greens Diaper Company. These Oeko Tex 100 certified Merino Wool wetbags are small enough to fit into your diaper bag, but they are stretchy enough to hold several diapers while you are on the go. More details... |
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Product Details
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Wool is highly absorbent. It will absorb up to 30% of its weight in moisture and it contains natural lanolin, which creates a waterproof barrier. These properties make it a wonderful natural option for wet bags.
As with wool covers, these bags will have to be lanolized occasionally to maintain their waterproof qualities. Click here if you need more information on lanolin products or have questions about which lanolin product you need, or here to go to the lanolin section of our site.
Dimensions: 9"x13"
Colors: Natural
Materials: Oeko Tex 100 certified Merino Wool.
Care: Hand wash using wool wash with lanolin and hang to dry. Periodically lanolin to keep them waterproof.
Packaging: None
Made in USA
Company Details:
Our line of certified organic cloth baby diapers and baby products was developed out of a desire to provide an environmentally friendly alternative to traditional chemically grown cloth and plastic disposable diapers. Created in the Blue Ridge Mountains nearly ten years ago, Babee Greens, formerly Baby Greens Diaper Company, began as a small business with one big goal of nurturing babies and the environment. Now owned and operated exclusively by mothers, Babee Greens has continued to expand its sustainable and biodegradable product selection, with all of its products made in the USA. The diapers and related diaper products are manufactured in Asheville, N.C. Babee Greens maintains ethical and safe manufacturing standards and is proud to deliver the highest quality organic diaper and baby products to customers and retailers worldwide.
Mission Statement
At Babee Greens our mission is to provide a safe, economical and green diaper alternative. We are committed to setting a new standard that helps our global community reverse the negative effects diaper manufacturing has had on our environment, in order to create “A Better World for Babies.”
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