wipe product information

  • 1 About product

    • 60 wipes per pack.
    • Biodegradable and flushable. 100% plant based cloth.
    • Free from alcohol, plastic, perfume.
    • Dermatologically tested.
    • Skin friendly PH 5.0-6.0 with 99% water content.
    • Fun and compact packaging.

  • 2 Usage

    • Changing dirty diapers.
    • Wiping off food on baby’s face and hands.
    • Cleaning hands and surfaces.
    • Wiping off toys.
    • Easy to open and close.

  • 3 Ingredients

    • Aqua, glicereth-7, caprilate/caprate, phenoxyethanol, ethylhexylglycerin, citiric acid, panthenol.
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