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Incentives to use real nappies

Kingston and Merton Real Nappy Network has expanded its incentives to get people to stop using disposable nappies.

They are offering reductions on their nappy sets as well as a laundry service to clean them.

Nearly 8million disposable nappies are thrown away in the UK everyday, which the network said spent hundreds of years releasing harmful methane.

It also claimed a family could save £500 with one child using real nappies instead of disposables.

For more information call 020 8286 0916, email kingstonmertonrnn@yahoo.co.uk

9:54am Monday 17th March 2008

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