FREE Bed and chair disposable pads (bought for post birth)

By TrudyG
October 27, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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TrudyG

Posted October 27, 2017

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Posted October 27, 2017

Pack of bed and chair protector/absorbent pads. The pack is opened, but there are still about 20 pads left. I originally bought these for post birth, but they can be used for many other reasons. Eg. continence pads, or as disposable baby change mats. The pad measure at 60 x 90 cm.

Free.

Collection from Herne Hill.

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