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You’ll soon discover how useful these washcloths are for wiping after eating, changing diapers or for a runny nose. Keep them handy, wash and reuse over and over again – and save on wet wipes.
Article Number400.545.38Product details
Highly absorbent washcloths made of 100% cotton – perfect to use when baths, diaper changes or as shoulder protection after the baby's meal – and always practical to bring in a bag or jacket pocket.
The washcloths are machine washable and can be used over and over again. They are also tested and contain no substances that can harm your child's skin or health. A safe choice for your child – and for the environment.
You can easily clean behind ears and in all other small skin places since the wash cloths are both thin and smooth.
A soft washcloth is just what’s needed to wash off dirty knees, to dry messy hands after eating or to wash a baby when changing a diaper.
Also good to use as nursing pads or for removing makeup since they are gentle against the skin.
IKEA of Sweden
Measurements
Length: 12 "
Width: 12 "
Package quantity: 10 pack
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Save on wet wipes
You'll soon discover how useful these soft washcloths are to wipe away food, change diapers or use for a runny nose. Perfect to have close at hand, at home and on trips – just throw them in the washing machine and use them over and over again. What wet wipe can do this? The fabric is woven from sustainably grown cotton, has good absorption capacity and contains no harmful substances which can harm your child’s skin or health. A safe choice for your child and our environment.
Our take on cotton
We use cotton in many of our products, from sofas and cushions to bed linen and mattresses. It is a soft, durable, and renewable fiber that breathes and is good at absorbing moisture. All these great qualities make cotton one of our most important materials, but it isn’t without its challenges, much having to do with conventional farming methods that negatively impact the environment and poor working conditions for farmers. With our size and production volumes, we want to drive change in the cotton industry.
Working together to drive change
Each year, IKEA uses around 0.5 percent of all cotton grown around the world. This may not seem like a lot, but the number is big enough to drive change in the industry. For many years, we have been working with partners and stakeholders globally to transform conventional large-scale cotton farming and set social and environmental standards for cotton production. As an example, we helped set up the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) who runs the world’s largest cotton sustainability programme. BCI exists to make global cotton production better for the people who produce it, better for the environment it grows in and better for the sector’s future. Today, more than 110,000 farmers have adopted more sustainable farming practices within IKEA projects.
Ensuring compliance throughout the value chain
All IKEA products are produced in accordance with the IKEA IWAY Standard, our Supplier Code of Conduct. It sets out the minimum environmental and social standards expected from our suppliers, including compliance with local laws. We do not accept any form of forced labor, child labor or treatments in breach of our supply chain requirements. Our cotton teams across the globe ensure that all cotton used in IKEA products meets the demands of compliance in our supply chain. By having teams on the ground in areas where it has previously been challenging to work responsibly, we can challenge the traditional ways of working and improve the industry. If we discover that we are acting in places where we cannot ensure our requirements are being met, we follow-up on the ground and drive change.
Material
What is cotton?
Cotton is one of the world's most appreciated and used natural fibers. Textiles in cotton are soft, hardwearing and can be washed at high temperatures. They are also good at breathing and absorbing moisture – making them pleasant to wear close to the body. Today at IKEA we use more and more recycled cotton and strive to make sure that all the new cotton we use has been grown and produced with less and less amounts of pesticides, fertilizers and water.