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Written by Gabrielle Edwards   
Friday, 29 February 2008

Seventh Generation (Chlorine-Free)

Seventh Generation Chlorine-Free Disposables

Manufacturer Seventh Generation USA
Pack Size
  1. Newborn (4-6kg) - 56 nappies
  2. Small (5-8kg) - 48 nappies
  3. Medium (7-13kg) - 40 nappies
  4. Large (10-17kg) - 34 nappies
  5. X-Large (12+kg) - 30 nappies
Price (AUS Dollars) About $35-$45, depending on retailer
Features

* Totally chlorine free absorbent materials (but a small sheet of tissue on the outer layer is bleached with chlorine dioxide which is elemental chlorine-free) – do not contribute to dioxin pollution

* Soft, cloth-like cover

* Premium absorbency (uses Sodium Polyacrylate Gel crystals)

* Hypoallergenic (unbleached, 'brown-paper' appearance)

* Super-stretchy grip tabs

* Double leak guards

* Thin, snug-fitting nappy (wear under any clothing)

* No latex, fragrance or TBT (tributyl tin)

Value-for-Money

Based on a cost of $35 per pack:

1. Newborn - 63c/nappy

2. Small - 73c/nappy

3. Medium - 88c/nappy

4. Large - $1.03/nappy

5. X-Large - $1.17/nappy

Compared to other eco-brands, Seventh Generation works out as the second-most expensive, behind Tushies Gel-Free.

Nappy Review says... These nappies have an unusual appearance in that they look just like premium brand nappies, but are unbleached, meaning they have a "brown-paper" look. They are almost completely environmentally-friendly, save for a thin sheet of tissue which is bleached with non-elemental chlorine (chlorine dioxide). Seventh Gen. claims to be working on this. Performance-wise, these nappies are great - just the same as any premium supermarket brand. A good option for Mums willing to pay a premium for environmentally-responsible products. A good option for cloth-users on holidays or travelling.
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