Biodegradable Swabs -Bamboo & Cotton - Eco-Friendly, Zero Waste Outlet

$ 3.50 · 4.8 (119) · In stock

Every year millions, if not billions, of single-use plastic swabs end up in the landfill. It is one of the most ridiculous plastic pollutants out there!

For over a hundred years, swabs were made from natural wood and cotton. In today's world, it is more common to see the plastic version in the bathroom, and they are not recyclable!

These cotton swab sticks are made from bamboo, and the soft tips are made from soft cotton. Both are biodegradable and will remove dirt and makeup from the hard-to-get areas around your eyes and ears.

These are similar in size to regular cotton swabs, but of course, these are 100% plastic-free, sustainable, and don't come in plastic packaging.

Each box contains 200 swabs and comes in a sturdy and attractive recycled kraft paper container. After you finish using all the swabs, you can use this container again. It's great for carrying small personal items while traveling!

Every year millions, if not billions, of single-use plastic swabs end up in the landfill. It is one of the most ridiculous plastic pollutants out there! For over a hundred years, swabs were made from natural wood and cotton. In today's world, it is more common to see the plastic version in the bathroom, and they are not recyclable! These cotton swab sticks are made from bamboo, and the soft tips are made from soft cotton. Both are biodegradable and will remove dirt and makeup from the hard-to-get areas around your eyes and ears. These are similar in size to regular cotton swabs, but of course, these are 100% plastic-free, sustainable, and don't come in plastic packaging. Each box contains 200 swabs and comes in a sturdy and attractive recycled kraft paper container. After you finish using all the swabs, you can use this container again. It's great for carrying small personal items while traveling!

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