Wetbags in all sizes
FOR THE HYGIENIC STORAGE OF USED CLOTH DIAPERS AND MORE
You are planning to diaper your child with cloth and are still thinking about where to store the used diapers? Probably not in the normal laundry basket. The diaper pail for disposable diapers is probably too small. And the water bucket that your grandmother might have used sounds just yucky.
The best thing to use is a wetbag! This is a bag that meets all the requirements for storing your diaper laundry hygienically. And when you start using it, you'll realise that it's ideal for storing many other things, too.
Our wetbags made of PUL
- are water repellent,
- breathable,
- retain odours,
- are food safe and
- can be hygienically cleaned.
We also have woollen wetbags in our range that neutralise odours and have a self-cleaning function.
With the different sizes, you have the right bag for many situations. Our wetbags have a practical zip for opening and closing. You can open the loop on the large and small wetbags to easily hang them anywhere.
Wetbags in our shop
And if you prefer to use a pail for storage at home, check out our pail liners.
LARGE, MEDIUM, MINI - THE RIGHT SIZE FOR EVERY USE
We currently offer these colourful wet bags in three sizes. There are endless possibilities for their use:
Storage of used or dirty...
- inserts and inner diapers
- wet wipes
- panty liners and cloth menstrual pads
- handkerchiefs
- washcloths and make-up remover pads
- bibs
- soothers
Transport of...
- wet and dirty things
- lunch boxes and bottles in the bag (leakage protection!)
- swim diapers and sports gear
- sports shoes and slippers
- milk bottles and pumps
- cosmetics, shower gel, shampoo and sun cream
You can probably think of many more ways to use wetbags.
Large wetbags for at home or the long weekend on the road
The large wetbag, measuring 44 x 65 cm, can hold several days' worth of inserts and inner diapers. The large bag is therefore practical for collecting dirty laundry at home. If you are away with your family for a long weekend and have no opportunity to wash, this wetbag size is ideal.
Medium-sized wetbags for short trips and childcare
The medium-sized wetbag, measuring 25 x 38 cm, is ideal for out and about and for childcare situations (daycare, babysitters, etc.). There is plenty of room for a few inserts and diapers. You can also use several at the same time at home instead of one large wetbag, for example if you want to store woollen diapers or rinsed diapers and wet wipes separately.
The wetbag size is also great for bathing clothes. Or cosmetics. Or cloth menstrual pads…
Mini-sized wetbag
The mini-sized wetbag measures 12x24 cm and is perfectly sized for storing our flannel wet wipes. Disposable wet wipes are used by many families these days - and although they are very practical, their disadvantages clearly outweigh their advantages. If you want to save yourself and your child the waste and chemicals of wet wipes, then the washable option and a mini wetbag is just the right choice for you.
OUR PROVEN WET PROTECTION FOR WETBAGS TOO: PUL AND WOOL
Our Wetbags are made of the same material as our inner diapers (except TENCEL™ Lyocell). This is logical, as they are supposed to fulfil the same functions: to be water-repellent and breathable.
PUL Wetbags
It is important to us that the storage does not encourage germ formation in the used cloth diapers. That's why our wetbags made of polyester with the special polyurethane membrane (PUL) are not only water-repellent, but also breathable and hygienically washable after each use. Your diapers won't smell bad anyway because of the air exchange through the membrane. Thanks to the membrane, moisture cannot penetrate from the inside to the outside. At the same time, it keeps odours at bay.
PUL wetbags are made of 75% polyester and 25% polyurethane. We offer a wide range of great colours and designs.
Woollen wetbags
Our medium wetbags are also available in wool. This gives you the option of storage without synthetic fibres. Even without wool grease, they keep light moisture inside. If you also grease them with lanolin like you do with your woollen inner diapers, they will even keep as tight as our PUL version. You can find out how to care for our wool products on our wool knowledge page.
Woollen wetbags are stain-resistant, odour-neutralising and self-cleaning. That's why they don't need to be washed so often.
WHAT YOU SHOULD PAY ATTENTION TO WHEN USING WETBAGS
Please note that used cloth diapers create a lot of weight during storage. This stress can cause seams to become damp and the loop not to withstand the weight. This is not a defect, but simple physics. If you are storing heavy, dripping wet diapers, please avoid hanging the wetbag.
We recommend that outer and inner diapers are not stored together. Find out exactly why and what other tips we have for storing cloth diapers on our knowledge page.
Please do not store the wetbag too close to a running heating system (floor or wall). The increased temperature will create an unfavourable climate in the bag.
WETBAG CARE
You can wash PUL-Wetbags together with the absorbent inserts in the diaper wash at 60 °C and full detergent powder. If they are only lightly soiled, a wash temperature of 30-40 °C with the normal coloured wash is also sufficient. Please wash the wetbag in a laundry net if possible and turn the bag inside out.
Please set a low spin speed (800-1,000 revolutions). If you do not use fabric softener and avoid the dryer and the iron, the wetbags will last a very long time.
Wash the wool wetbags at max. 30 °C by hand or in the wool wash programme with a wool detergent. We also recommend putting them in a washing net and turning them inside out. It goes without saying that fabric softener, tumble dryer and iron are not suitable here.
THE WETBAG COMPARED TO OTHER CONTAINERS FOR USED CLOTH DIAPERS
Why the wetbag and not a laundry net or diaper bin? We would like to compare the advantages and disadvantages:
As you can see, a wetbag completely has advantages over the other storage options. You can also combine the products. In that case, however, we recommend the following:
- Diaper pail + wetbag/pail liner: It's best to use a pail that allows air exchange. For example, a bin or laundry basket with lots of holes in the sides. With a pail liner, it's best not to use a lid or just to place it loosely on top.
- Diaper pail + laundry net: The same recommendations apply here. In addition, you must make sure to clean the diaper pail hygienically after each use. It is contaminated with germs every time it is used because of the net.
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY ABOUT OUR WETBAGS
Super, the little helper!
The medium-sized wetbags are a BIG help in everyday life! Whether at home as a substitute when the other one is in the wash or for daily activities - it just fits! Also in the handbag for diapers, wet wipes, flannels, wet things, bottles and everything that needs to be protected. I wouldn't want to miss it anymore :-) (Nori)
Diaper bag
The wetbag can be hung up without any tools thanks to the sewn-on loop. We have it on the towel heater. There is also no smell. Nevertheless, it is advisable to wash it promptly (1x a day in the heat), because there is definitely an odour in the bag. (Mari)
Super wetbag
The material of the wetbag is thinner than others I know. But that's just the good thing, because it also dries quickly. In addition, the loop for hanging it up is made of a different material that is very durable and you don't have to worry about tearing the fabric of the bag. That's why I bought a 2nd one and use the bags all the time. (Enelya)