Laundry bag for storing your real nappies - holds up to 6 nappies
Price: £5.99
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A lovely tote bag designed by Close Parent, who brought us the pop-in nappy. This bag is polyurethane lined, and ideal for storing nappies either at home or when you're out and about. It comes in a lovely candy-striped pattern which matches the colours of their real nappy range.
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REVIEWS
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Customer Reviews
Melinda Burge - Thursday 3rd May 2012 - 13:08
Plenty of space for lots of nappies. Need to give a good tug on the elastic drawstring to close it, but it does work :)
Amanda Stewart - Friday 9th March 2012 - 12:43
This bag doesn't close properly! It is much bigger than expected so that is good. But I got it to keep dirty cloth nappies in when we are out and about, so since it doesn't close properly (its like the fabric is too thick to gather properly or something) I will think of another use for this pretty bag. I'm switching to using reusable sanitry products myself and can't even use it for that as it doesn't work. Another reveiwer said they had to swap the cord, I may try this but the cord seems like it should work if anything was to as its elastic. Disappointed as Close Parent PopIn is such a big brand and their cloth sling is amazing so thought this would be just as it was advertised.
Yvonne Grunwald - Sunday 26th February 2012 - 15:13
This bag is great except for a very obvious (but fixable) design flaw. The drawstring doesn't work (the elastic drawstring sticks to the material of the bag, so that you can't pull it closed). I removed the elastic and replaced it with string (by tying the end of it to a very small saftey pin that fitted through the eyelets), which took just a few minutes. It now works fine. In all other respects, it is as the description says.
