Little Bamboo Towelling Washers 10 Pack - Stone Grey
Pickup available at Kiddie Country
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Washers are the most-used and least-considered item in a nursery. Ten of them, in bamboo-derived viscose and cotton, means the supply outlasts the laundry cycle — which is the entire point when one gets used and dropped in the basket four times a day.
The bamboo blend gives a smoother hand than standard cotton towelling, absorbent without the scratch that makes a baby flinch at the face wipe. The weave holds up to repeated hot washing without going hard or shedding.
Stone Grey is a quiet, warm neutral that does not look out of place folded on an open shelf.
Features
- Ten washers per pack
- Bamboo-derived viscose and cotton
- Highly absorbent with a smooth finish
- Durable construction for repeated washing
- Suits bath time, face and hand wiping, and nappy changes
- Stone Grey colourway
The considered choice
Ten is the number that matters here. Most washer packs come in threes or fours, which sounds sufficient until you count how often one is actually reached for in a day — bath, face after every feed, sticky hands, the nappy change that needed more than a wipe. A pack of ten removes the daily calculation about whether there is a clean one left, and because they are bamboo rather than plain cotton terry they stay soft through the wash cycles that quantity implies.
Specifications
| Quantity | 10 washers per pack |
| Material | Bamboo-derived viscose and cotton |
| Finish | Smooth, highly absorbent towelling |
| Colourway | Stone Grey |
FAQs
How many washers come in the pack?
Ten, all in Stone Grey.
How do bamboo washers compare to cotton?
The bamboo blend is noticeably smoother against skin and holds more moisture for its weight. Standard cotton terry tends to stiffen with washing; this blend keeps its hand for longer.
Can they be washed with everything else?
Yes, they are made for regular laundering. Follow the care label on the pack for temperature.
Are they only for bath time?
No. Most families use them more for face and hand wiping between feeds than in the bath itself.