Biodegradable Travel Wipes 20 Pack: Clean Care On The Go
Wotnot’s biodegradable travel wipes 20 pack deliver gentle hygiene wherever you wander, offering convenience without compromise. These extra-large wipes come in a sturdy, reusable travel case, making them perfect for nappy changes, sticky fingers, or quick freshen-ups while travelling.
What They Are & Organic Certification
These wipes are made from 100% bamboo fibre that is both biodegradable and compostable. The formula is enriched with Australian Certified Organic Aloe Vera, and uses natural vitamin E to soothe and protect delicate skin. Free from sulphates, parabens, artificial fragrance, chlorine, petrochemicals or glycols. The travel case is made from recycled toothbrushes, reinforcing Wotnot’s commitment to environmental responsibility.
Product Characteristics & Health Benefits
Each wipe is extra large, ultra soft, thick and tear-free — perfect for sensitive skin, including those prone to eczema, rosacea, or psoriasis. The organic aloe soothes irritation and moisturises; vitamin E acts as an antioxidant, helping maintain healthy skin barrier. Because there are no harsh chemicals, these wipes cleanse gently without stripping natural oils.
Storage Instructions
Keep the travel case tightly closed when not in use to preserve moisture. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight or heat. Refill the hard case with Wotnot’s refill packs to reduce waste. After prolonged non-use, check first if wipes remain moist; discard any that are dry or contaminated.
Usage Tips & Serving Suggestions (When & How To Use)
Use these biodegradable travel wipes 20 pack wipes for quick clean-ups during outings, after meals, in the car, or at the park. One wipe goes a long way due to its extra size — fold and use in single gentle passes rather than scrubbing. Between uses, wipe down the case rim to keep it hygienic. If composting facilities accept compostable bamboo wipes, dispose that way; otherwise use regular waste. Pair with hand sanitiser or water wash when possible.
