Planet Wise Medium Wet Bags

Planetwise Medium Wet Bag is perfect for storing your soiled nappies while out and about.  No need to use disposable nappy sacks lets keep plastic out of landfill and use a reusable nappy bag. 

Planet Wise wet bags are made with high quality premium PUL that is also anti-microbial and inhibits growth of bacteria and fungi.   The outer is a premium quality canvas like material with is coated with a non toxic water repellent making them water resistant. The water repellent does not wash out onto other items in the laundry and retains 95% effectiveness even after 100 washes.

The bag is approx  12.5" X 16"

• Reusable to avoid using plastic bags, helping to protect our planet.
• Made in the USA.
• Many great uses including wet/dirty items, swimwear, diapers, shoes, cosmetics, gym bag, and the list goes on and on.
• Made with high-quality designer fabrics with coordinating inner waterproof material and water resistant, locking zipper.
• Each bag is innovatively sewn with hidden seams and sealed for no wicking or leaking - FIRST in the industry.
• Resists most odors and stains keeping smells in.
• Machine Wash and Dry with Clothes or Cloth Diapers (please do NOT use bleach).

WHY ARE PLANETWISE BAGS SO GOOD?
Most waterproof material, when sewn, leaves tiny holes in the fabric allowing liquid to seep out over time. It is a myth (and still popularly circulated) that if you dry PUL the holes will re-seal. This will not happen. Some companies use a sealing tape to make their seams waterproof, this almost always fails and the tape comes off at some point causing a mess. After a lot of research, Planet Wise Inc has discovered an innovative way to seal the seams so NO liquid can escape along the bag's edges! We seal our seams with pressure so no tape or glue is used making them 100% waterproof!

Planet Wise bags come in a choice of two outer fabrics, while the highly reliable inner PUL bag remains the same. The canvas outer is thicker and more robust, or you may prefer the softer, more flexible cotton, though on rare occasions this has been known to feel slightly damp to touch.