Spa bath set crochet cotton Brown fuego

Description

This listing is for a Spa bath set in the colors of brown containing:
-one bath puff measuring 4.5'' diameter,
-7 eye make up remover pads measuring 2 X 2
-2 cleaning cloths measuring 6 X 4.5
-1 soap saver measuring 3 X 6
-1 bar of soap
This is a fun trio because you get to try out all 3 at the same at a low price.

The bar of soap comes, from The Muddy Moose Bath Boutique
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php?user_id=6478434

-violet
-Blooming lilac
-red hot cinnamon

Write your choice in note to seller.
These are all made from recuperated cotton yarn from left over from previous projects, cotton sweaters or bought here on Etsy.

I'm sure you will enjoy these cleaning items, as they are as Eco-friendly as practical. So say goodbye to those yucky nylon puffs and hello to this soft cotton puff. And why buy time after time these pesky cotton pads that leaves residue cotton threads on you eyes afterwards, with my cotton eye make up remover pads , no more and they're reusable, just wash and let dry.
And as for the cleaning cloth, well I think it's made it's proof before, but if you haven't tried it yet, it's time you did so, because they are the best. So throw away those j-cloths and take in those cotton cloth for a eco-logical way of living and less trash in your garbage.And they are more sanitary too. How about the soap saver? No more wasted or lost soap pieces, And it holds a whole bar of soap.

CARE: Wash bath puff with like items(cotton shirts) in washing machine on gentle cycle in clod water.
Tumble dry low with like items(cotton shirts).
Do not wash with towels because of the lint, it will cling to the bath puff.
The bath puff may take a little extra time to dry while in the shower. Be sure to squeeze all of the water out before hanging it up.
Maybe buy 2 so you always have one on hand when washing the other.

I use leftover cotton yarn from projects that people do. I usually get it from rummage sales or at flea markets, and I sometimes get it here on Etsy, People don't bother with leftover yarn once they've done their projects. So this is where I come in and take it off their chest, sort of speak. Just thought I'd let you know where the material I work with comes from. So enjoy.

Please convo me with any questions you might have.

Thanks for stopping by.

Added on Oct 03, 2009