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BIO-COTTON MEDIUM WASH CLOTH LOVINGLY SEWN IN A PICTURESQUE COTTAGE IN THE VILLAGE OF LISKA U ČESKÉ KAMENICE

The set includesa bag that is made of fine, smooth fabric from purely natural raw materials according to the highest ecological standards. The fabric absorbs moisture well and facilitates temperature balancing. You can store, for example, your own or "beauty accessories":[https://bewit.love/en/cosmetic-accessories/]from our range. It is useful for washing delicate textiles or cosmetic sponges, washcloths and will come in handy on the go.

Certified IVN BEST, which is a significantly stricter certification than required by European standards for children under 3 years.

By purchasing this product, you are promoting values consistent with a lifestyle that supports and respects nature.

The bag is also available in our offer in the "FACE CLOTH SET":[https://bewit.love/produkt/sada-tamponu-basic/].

Sophisticated production technology In addition, the fabric from which it is made is shrunk before cutting, so the subsequent separation is minimal. The bag contains no solid or plastic parts, so there is no risk of damage to the product itself or to the washer or dryer.

Made in the Czech Republic.

We cooperate with Czech seamstresses, with whom we jointly develop and produce quality re-usable cosmetic accessories. The combination of high quality, non-toxic material and golden Czech hands creates products of the highest quality. By purchasing our cosmetic accessories you support handmade products in the Czech Republic.

THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL COTTON FARMING AND ORGANIC COTTON

Conventional cultivation places a huge burden on nature

The aim of conventional cotton cultivation is mainly to maximise the amount produced without regard for nature and human health. In Asia, it is common practice to use child labour.

Conventional cotton cultivation involves the use of large amounts of pesticides and synthetic fertilisers. It is reported that around half a kilo of pesticides and synthetic fertilisers are used to produce one T-shirt. The resulting product then contains up to 40% of these chemicals. It should be added that most of them are carcinogenic.

Big growers don't skimp on the use of chemicals. Cotton crops represent only 3% of cultivated land but consume 23% of the pesticides, fertilisers and defoliants produced. As a result, cotton production accounts for up to 20% of total industrial pollution.

People working in cotton fields in developing countries often work in inhumane conditions. They spend 12 or more hours a day in the field, are exposed to toxic fumes, and do not have access to modern technical tools. The paradox is that growing cotton consumes a lot of heat and water, much more than other crops, yet in these areas people are often 'thirsty'.

Environmentally friendly production of organic cotton

If you choose organic cotton, you can be assured that the growing and production process is very different from that of conventional textiles.

The growing, harvesting and production of organic cotton is carried out under human conditions and without the use of chemicals.

Organic cotton is free of allergens, toxic and cancer-causing substances. Moreover, it excels in softness and smoothness.

How do you know if a product is made from organic cotton? It is usually labelled Fair trade, Organic, or also bears the designation GOTS(Global Organic Textile Standard) label.

The trend in recent years shows a growing interest in organic cotton products. People are becoming aware of the adverse effects of conventional production on the environment and the population.

SPECIFICATION

- Dimension 18x22 cm
- Colour natural cream
-Material: Bio-cotton canvas and bio-cotton netting (mesh - 2 mm diameter)
### CONCLUSIONS 100% organic cotton
- With drawstring to tighten the bag