Where do you put wet cloth diapers, used wipes and burp cloths? Sustainable and washable baby hygiene products need suitable storage. Used cloth items need to be stored after use—ideally discreetly and especially hygienically. The solution is quite simple: our wetbags are made of polyester. The inside is laminated with a layer of polyurethane (PUL), so they are mostly smell and leak-proof, but still breathable. We offer our wetbags in a selection of beautiful colors and prints, all of which are laminated inside and leak-proof. Our wetbags are 95% polyester and 5% polyurethane. We currently offer our colorful wetbags in two sizes: Our small wetbag (25x38 cm / 9.8x15 inches) is especially convenient for on the go and for daycare and nursery. There is plenty of room for several inserts and inner diapers. Our thong and panty liners can also be discreetly stored. Our large wetbag (44x65 cm / 17.3x25.6 inches) fits several days of inserts and inner diapers. It is ideal to collect used laundry at home. Medium and large cloth pads can also be stored until they are washed. Both our small and large wetbags have a convenient snap handle that can easily be hung on a bathroom door handle, a jacket hook at daycare or a stroller. Storing our wetbags at home and having a regular wash routine is no problem. For longer periods of storing, it is better to place our wetbags outdoors or on a balcony. We do not recommend storing our wetbags in especially warm rooms or set on heated floors. Our wetbags can simply be machine washed at 60°C/on hot Just empty the contents from our wetbag into your washing machine and toss the wetbag in, too. We recommend putting our wetbags into a mesh laundry sack to protect the laminate from zippers or anything else that may damage the leak-proof membrane. Ideally hang dry. A color-safe detergent is fine to use.
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