Reusable Cloth Pads

"In the search for less wasteful feminine hygiene solutions, many women have been turning to reusable pads made from cloth. While these have been an option for a long time, they can be intimidating and require a bit of work on your part.This guide is designed to help you decide if reusable cloth pads are an option that might fit into your lifestyle and give you some resources to get started; great while supplies last - we update frequently!Cloth menstrual pads come in all shapes and sizes: rectangles, squares, ovals (U shaped), donuts (for heavy flow days) with wings or without wings , layers or not . You can buy them ready-made or make them yourself from old cloth diapers, fabric, or even repurposed receiving blankets.Ready-made pads can be made of cotton, flannel, bamboo, hemp, or a combination of these materials. They are usually secured to your underwear with snaps or a Velcro-type closure.

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"Machine washable cloth pads are designed to be machine-washed at 40 degree celcius. After washing, the pad must not be exposed to direct sunlight within 24 hours and it is best if they can be dryed in shade. It is also important that you do not put too much pressure onto the Hang your reusable sanitary pads on a clothes hanger or clothes drying rack away from direct sunlight within 24 hours after use and ensure that you do not put too much pressure onto the cloth as it might tear. Also make sure they are completely dry before putting them away.After washing, ensure that there are no stains before drying and storing the reusable sanitary pads. If there are stains, please treat them immediately using the stain removal method described below.

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