White cotton gauze diaper THICK 60x80

Gauze diaper 80x80

Solid, thick, high quality cotton gauze diaper, is made of delicate fabric with characteristic grid pattern. It is not bleached with chloride (hydrogen peroxide and soda lye were used to whiten these diapers)

Thanks to high grammage (120-140) it is more absorbent and durable than most flat diapers.

It will help you with multiple chores around your baby: feeding, changing diaper, strolling. It is easy to wash and dries quickly.

It can be also used as cloth diaper insert. This is how you can put it on your baby (to fasten, use Snappi diaper fastener)

Size: 60x80cm (+/- 5%)

Grammage: 120-140 gr/m2

Fabric: 100% cotton gauze

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Entity responsible for this product in the EU

Lerteco Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnościąMore

Address: Wilczyńskiego 30Postal code: 10-686City: OlsztynCountry: PolskaE-mail: biuro@pupus.pl

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5904433390309

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