Premium Baby Water Wipes - Stock up with a 12-pack at 40% off for a limited time only!
99.7% of THIS wipe is made with the purest water. Made from softest bamboo + 100% biodegradable and compostable.
This promo includes our 12-pack of resealable water wipes, each pack contains 80 wipes that are guaranteed fresh and gentle on skin.
Click below to stock up today while supplies last!
No minimum purchase requirement. Can’t combine with other discounts, Active from 7 May to 10 May AEST.
Thanks for your question! Our bamboo water wipes are proudly made in our own facility in Sri Lanka. This allows us to ensure high quality, safety, and sustainability standards every step of the way.
If you have any other questions about our products or process, we’re always happy to help!
Thank you got replying, can I also confirm what your FSC number is?
Hi there, please send your enquiry to our customer service team at [email protected]
They will be able to assist.
The old post and run. 3 low grade posts, no comments and not answering member's questions. So just using this place for advertising I see.
Hi there, thanks your comment.
We genuinely appreciate this community. We're a small Aussie team doing our best to spread the word about our eco-friendly baby products, and we’re committed to responding to any comments as soon as possible. While it’s true we’re here to share our offers, that’s also what this platform is all about - giving Aussie consumers access to the best deals out there. 💚
If there are any questions or feedback about our wipes or offers, we’re here and happy to help.
– Team CUDDLIES
Thanks for replying to the other member's questions.
Can i put these in the composter?
Great question! Our Bamboo Water Wipes are 100% biodegradable and made from bamboo fibres, so they’re much more environmentally friendly than traditional wipes.
When it comes to composting, here’s what you need to know:
✅ Yes, if the wipe has only been used for things like hands, faces, or general clean-up, it can go into your home compost - just make sure to shred it for quicker breakdown.
⚠️ No, if the wipe has been used to clean fecal matter, we don’t recommend putting it into your home compost, especially if it will be used on edible garden beds. This is due to potential pathogens and hygiene concerns. Most home composting systems don’t reach the high temperatures required to safely break down harmful bacteria.
In these cases, it’s best to dispose of the wipe in your general waste bin in a biodegradable bin liner. While it won’t compost there, it will still break down faster than synthetic wipes in modern landfill conditions.
~ Team CUDDLIES
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