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nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
nappy bags bundle
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nappy bags bundle

£10.20 £8.99
(1431)
Super convenientBiodegradableFragrance freeAward-winning
Our bundle of eco nappy bags includes 4 packs of 60 sacks (34cm x 23cm), meaning you can stock up and save 10%. Made from sustainable, GM-free corn-based film, our nappy bags are 100% compostable and biodegradable, helping you cut down on plastic waste with every nappy change. They’re strong, leak-resistant, and fragrance-free, making them the perfect eco-friendly solution for disposing of all those dirty nappies!
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£10.20 £8.99

nappy bags bundle

Protecting your world, naturally

Our promise is simple - to protect families, now and for the future.

Our responsibility

Kinder to you

Provided in a perforated roll for quick handling, our sacks make nappy disposal easy and hygienic. Place the used nappy in the disposal bag and tie up.

Planet-conscious

Kit & Kin nappy sacks are made from 100% sustainable GM-free corn-based film, which helps us to end our dependency on non-renewable materials and protect the future resources of your baby’s world. They’re also fully compostable, biodegradable, and fragrance-free.

Protecting our future

We care for people and the planet through the Kit & Kin foundation. Every purchase you make supports our mission to keep our rivers and oceans clean, and to protect our precious rainforest for generations to come.

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Kit & Kin’s sustainable credentials run deep. The makers of eco wipes and nappies (the kind that you would want to use), they have also branched out into clothing made from sustainable cotton. Plus, for every 10 Kit & Kin nappy subscriptions sold, they will purchase and protect one acre of rainforest through the World Land Trust.

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