What's in a Wet Bag?

If you're anything like me, you have a number of wet bags laying around the house, ready for any emergency that life with small children can throw at you. So just what can you do with a wet bag? Perhaps the more pertinent question would be, what can't you do with one! Read on...

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Together with our fabulous Facebook family, we came up with 40 uses for the pop-in tote bags. Can you think of any more?

          Small Size

1. For a day out – will hold 6 nappies
2. Pop your used soap nuts in them to store until you’re ready to make floor cleaner, spray and wipe, shampoo, hand soap, etc.
3. Bibs, dummies, spoons
4. Toiletry bag for kiddies
5. Keep your hand sanitiser, nappy rash cream, powder, etc together in the nappy bag
6. Great to group small toys (ie, doll’s clothes, matchbox cars, little girl jewellery)
7. Swimwear
8. Snacks
9. Drink bottles
10. Wipes – wet or dry
11. Hat, sunscreen, sunnies
12. Spare change of clothes for a day out
13. Nursing pads
14. Cloth menstrual pads
15. Last-resort travel sick bag (we kid you not)
16. Homework
17. Goodie bag for traveling (to include book, toy, pencils, colouring book, snacks)
18. Dirty picnic utensils
19. Medicine bag
20. Peg bag
21. Games storage
    
    Medium size
22. For overnight – will hold 10 nappies 
23. Toiletry bag for mum – can hold brush, hair dryer, make-up bag
24. Swimwear PLUS a beach towel
25. Library bag
26. Overnight bag with spare change of clothes, pyjamas, small toiletry bag and toy
27. Training pants and brolly sheet
28. Makeshift change mat
29. Bath toys
30. Bedding bag for daycare sheets
31. Shoes
32. Knitting bag
33. Sewing projects that you don’t want to get mixed up with other things
    
    Large Size
34. For a weekend away – will hold 15 nappie
35. The perfect size to use as a pail liner
36. Dirty clothes bag – stored in the suitcase to fill as needed
37. Beach toys – spades, buckets, ball
38. One for each child to place on their bedroom door for dirty clothes – they just need to remember to empty it into the laundry hamper on wash day!
39. Makeshift mattress protector
40. Dropsheet for under the highchair
    

If you're new to the wonderful world of modern cloth, you might find yourself lacking in the area of wet bags. Why not arm yourself with a pack of pop-in wet bags from your local stockist and join the reusable bag brigade?

Packs are available from your local stockist on consultant and come complete with small, medium and large totes for just $28.

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