organic muslin diapers - white

Description

Our organic muslin diapers are versatile everyday helpers that are indispensable, whether as a burp cloth, underlay or summer blanket. The organic muslin diapers are made from 100% cotton from controlled organic cultivation in Europe.

areas of application

• The cloths are used for personal care and cleaning.
• They are versatile and can be used as a burp cloth, underlay, summer blanket or washcloth.
• We
  
  recommend washing the cloths before first use (see note
  
  for care). The towels are then nice and soft and free from possible
  
  Contamination from transport or storage cleaned and
  
  ready for use.

You can find the safety instructions for the product in our instructions for use under the "Downloads" tab.

Material:100% organic cotton

Care instructions:

• Please note the care symbols on the product.
• We recommend washing the organic muslin diapers before first use so that they become nice and soft.
• The organic muslin diapers may shrink slightly when washed and dried, especially at high temperatures.
• The product can be disposed of in household waste.

environmental information

Production: For our organic muslin diapers, we use carefully selected cotton from controlled organic cultivation. The paper for the folding box is certified and comes from responsibly managed forests. We have our organic muslin diapers manufactured in Europe to keep transport routes as short as possible.

Use: The

Organic muslin nappies are washable according to the care instructions and are a

environmentally friendly alternative to disposable tissues and

diapers.

Durability: The dense weave and the high-quality

Cotton ensures high quality and therefore a particularly

long service life of the product.

Disposal: The organic muslin diapers

can be disposed of in the residual waste and used thermally without any problems

Please sort the individual components of the packaging

separate and send to the appropriate recycling system. Please note

Please observe local and regional disposal guidelines