One Wet Bag, Five Ways- PishPosh Mommy Wet Bag

Wet Bag? What’s a Wet Bag? Is it meant to get wet? Well, kinda. PishPosh Mommy Wet Bags are designed to keep your wet (or potentially wet) stuff safe from everything else you’re toting around. And they look pretty darn cute doing it! Here are 5 different uses for our Wet Bag:

1) Potty Training
You’re potty training so naturally you’re terrified of leaving the house. What if there’s an accident? What will you do with pants covered in pee…or worse? Bring your Wet Bag along! Stow dry backup clothes in the outer pocket and contain accidents and odors in the main water-resistant pocket. Zip the pockets closed, fold and snap the bag, and no one but you will know that that cute wristlet you’re sporting is actually a potty training lifesaver!

2) Cloth Diapering
You’re already doing your part for the environment by using cloth diapers. Using our Wet Bag is one more eco-friendly step you can take to cut down on environmental waste—a washable, reusable bag to store the dirties when you’re away from home. Besides, don’t you deserve something a lil’ cuter than that recycled grocery store bag?

3) Swim Lessons
Each week, you pack up the suits, towels, goggles and swim diapers and each week you come home with a tote bag full of sopping wet swim gear. Sometimes your dry stuff ends up just as wet in the rush to get changed and out of the locker room. A Wet Bag separates the wet from the dry and you’ll be amazed how much you can fit into one: a towel; swimsuit; cap and goggles!

4) Toiletries
Tired of storing your toiletries in a boring, quart-size Ziploc bag? Our Wet Bag is the perfect little treat for yourself to stow shampoo, conditioner, moisturizer and whatever else you take on trips to the gym or while traveling. Use the dry outer pocket to stash essentials like keys, wallet, phone and gloss and you’re set to go.

5) Wristlet
Let’s face it; you haven’t treated yourself to a cute new bag in quite some time. You feel too guilty to spend on yourself. You can use a Wet Bag on those rare occasions you get a moment to yourself and there are plenty of ways to use it for your kids (see #’s 1-3 above, for starters). No guilt, just organized style.