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Did you know that Pampers/J&J baby wipes are 100% plastic?!

79 replies

BecauseImWorthIt · 22/09/2007 10:20

... I had no idea!

Huggies are different, although they have some plastic in them.

Just thought you might like to know!

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Flibbertyjibbet · 27/09/2007 15:46

Nothing that you just use once then bin or flush, can be accurately described as eco-friendly IMO.
Packaging, transport, manufacture, raw materials etc etc etc.
Most of them are made abroad so thats a lot of wipes miles!
Get that dressing gown/old towells cut up!

HairyToe · 27/09/2007 20:35

I use Naturebotts Biodegradable Baby Wipes.

www.naturebotts.co.uk/shop/babyessentials/index.htm

They do biodegradeable nappies,nappy sacks as well

Roskva · 27/09/2007 20:41

OK ladies, you have convinced. Once the current lot of wipes are used, I will not buy anymore. Dh will just have to make do with the washable ones.

BecauseImWereWolfit · 02/10/2007 17:39

Apparently - I have been informed - Huggies wipes are 70% natural fibres.

Hope this helps!

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