Makes you happy: Etos wipes soft for baby buttocks and the environment
If there is one thing you use en masse in your child’s first years, it is baby wipes. For dirty buttocks, mouths, hands, high chairs and – while you’re at it – half your interior. Handy of course, but it is important that you burden the environment as little as possible.
Etos understands this like no other and therefore chooses to replace all plastic-containing private label wipes with plastic-free ones. This makes the drugstore the first retailer in the market.
Fine for everything
Does your child have a full diaper, snot bubble, sticky apple syrup mouth or dirty hands from the sandbox? Or could your child’s food tray use a quick cleaning after eating crumbly cookies? Baby wipes are ideal, because no matter how handy old trusted handkerchiefs are: a moist one can be used for absolutely everything. Not surprising that as parents you quickly rush through a few packs a month – after all, you are rid of all dirt and crumbs in one fell swoop.
Win win
However, the use also has a downside, because almost all wet wipes contain plastic. And did you know that plastic soup is one of the largest environmental polluters in the world? Because a lot ends up in nature, animals, biodiversity and ecosystems are threatened. In the long term, this affects the living environment of our children and offspring.
In order to contribute as much as possible to reducing plastic use, all baby wipes from the Etos house brand are now 100% plastic-free. And no, you really don’t compromise on quality with this. On the contrary! The drugstore has managed to keep the smell, feel and strength of the wipe the same. The format is now also more pleasant to use (saves space in your already packed bag) and the packaging can be recycled.
Would you like to try the plastic-free baby wipes from Etos yourself? Stock up quickly, because they are now temporarily 1 + 1 free! We say: win-win.
Tip: be kind to the environment and never flush the wipes down the toilet, but throw them away with the residual waste.
