Swilet - Die Biowindel Gr. 6 XL 13-18Kg (32 STK) Beutel

Swilet - Die Biowindel Gr. 6 XL 13-18Kg (32 STK) Beutel

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Swilet - Die Biowindel Gr. 6 XL 13-18Kg (32 STK) BeutelWenn Babys grsser werden, steigen auch die Anforderungen an eine gute Windel. Die Swilet Gr. 6 XL 1318 kg im 32er Beutel wurde fr Kinder entwickelt, die im Alltag viel in Bewegung sind und dennoch auf zuverlssigen Auslaufschutz, Komfort und ein angenehmes Tragegefhl angewiesen bleiben. Herzstck dieser Windel ist das bewhrte Premium Dry Kanalsystem. Es nimmt Flssigkeit rasch auf und verteilt sie gleichmssig im Saugkern. Dadurch wird die Feuchtigkeit

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012