Significados de disposable nappy en inglés

The very first disposable nappy, introduced in 1961, is probably still in the ground, intact.

Secondly, over 80 per cent of disposable nappies and contents are biodegradable.

Vanuatu is looking to ban disposable nappies by the end of the year.

Firstly, disposable nappies have been in general use only for about 30 years.

Vanuatu is considering becoming the first place in the world to ban disposable nappies.

She also became aware of the amount of money which was being spent on disposable nappies.

From toothpaste to ice cream to disposable nappies, modern Chinese life has been transformed by imports.

Parents should also try to buy thinner disposable nappies to reduce the amount of waste they generate.

Berlin - Disposable nappies may explain rising incidence of male infertility and testicular cancer, according to research published yesterday.

Over the past 10 years, Kimberly-Clark has halved the bulk of its disposable nappies by reducing the amount of material used.

Everything from correct disposal of low-energy light bulbs to the hazardous substances in disposable nappies and the dangers of mercury fillings.

Back to the days of no disposable nappies, no washing machine, no central heating, no cars...

A campaign is under way in Kilkenny to educate parents on the environmental effects of using disposable nappies for their babies.

On average, a baby will use at least 3,000 disposable nappies before he or she is toilet-trained.

Items that particularly stood out as having shrunk over recent years were bags of sweets, soft drinks, disposable nappies and toilet rolls.

Mr Mullenger says the haul included disposable nappies, packets of cereal and tins of fruit and other food being saved for Christmas hampers.