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Just switched to these this month- absolutely fantastic not to be spending an arm and a leg on products anymore. Between those and reusable discs (which work for me even with Endo), I'm spending so much less on period products. I'm truly wondering where these things were and why I didn't know about them for the past fifteen years of my life. Luckily as an EMT I'm not grossed out by blood. These pads are so much more comfortable than the disposable ones were.

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They remind me of stove mit material but I like it

You are probably allergic to something in it...

Do you use reusable pads between periods? I still put pads between periods, just smaller ones (too small for periods) to catch the transparent liquid(fertile) do reusable pads catch that to?

I tried the diva cup and i had a problem trying to get it out and in. Out there was way too much suction and going in it was tight and uncomfortable.

Can u plz suggest which one is best..n plz name dat one

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I remember waiting for arrive i just sat on the toliet washing the whole dy

Amazing video

Please make more videos

Please post more videos

You're so beautiful girl..🥰🥰🥰

Oh and another thing the Amazon cloth pads are about as breathable as the disposable ones (basically not at all breathable). Ones that are handmade by makers are for the most part way more breathable depending on the fabrics used. i live in Florida and I find that materials such as pique, or athletic wicking jersey, or even just cotton Lycra are so much more breathable than the disposables or Amazon pads ❤️ If you haven't already I encourage you to try one or two by small businesses so you can feel the difference for yourself

Awesome video😊❤️

is dove soap ok to use? and what detergents do you recommend?

Love this video! Super helpful, thank you!

Can you just throw these in the washer?

Hi Monet. I really like your video! I started using cloth pads 10 months ago and it has changed my life for the better!!! I make my own cloth pads and loving every moment of it. I never knew reusable cloth pads were a thing. I wish I knew about these when I was a teenager.

We are!!!

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I've forgotten what it was like .......haven't had a period 20yrs. Gawd....so close to dead....but not today.

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Hello, thank you for this video May I ask you; what’s the best soap for cleaning the pads easily. I mean I need a specific soap type for pads Thanks again

So what do you do if you are on the road or at work needing to change your pad? Do you store it? That's my only concern

Try Thix instead .. they are much better!

When I was young . . Companies be like: cloth gives bacteria, they are not safe , cause leaks. No No No. Don't use Them.😱 . . Use sanitary pads : safe and anti bacterial!😍 . . . . . . . . . Nowadays companies be like: sanitary pads are increasing trash on mother earth. No No No. Don't use them.😱 Use reusable Cloth Pads!!😍 . . Where did all the bacteria and infection went now!! Huh!!🙅 . . Like are our bodies a joke??! Don't use cloth pads - instead use sanitary pads. Now- Don't use sanitary pads - instead use cloth pads!!😒😒😶😶😶

don't cloth pads leak?

I also wear knix period underwear they make me feel feminine sexy and confident take care love ya. 💞👍

Why can’t you just put them in washing machine on a gentle wash

What reusable pads do you use

You do realize that disposal pads are the ones that aren’t breathable right? The majority of disposables are made of plastic vs cloth which by definition (assuming natural fibers) is breathable. Cotton absorbs and therefore makes you feel wetter when you sweat because the liquid stays sticking close to your body, as opposed to synthetic fibers that repel water and “wick away” the sweat. That is why cotton shirts and “wicking” shirts are different. I assume pads typically don’t feel wet because of how fast blood drys, its makeup is entirely different so it behave accordingly

It’s really important to know exactly what your hair type is and what goals are helpful for you… If you’re not sure don’t select the ones that you don’t know otherwise it might damage your hair.

I ordered this and it smelled great but when I used it I had an itchy scalp and I just remembered it looking really shiny. I ordered it without silicones, and sulphates. Trusting the brand I assumed they would make it without those ingredients considering that’s what I ordered. Nope it had silicones and sulphates in it. I emailed them for a refund and never heard back from them. I even paid extra for sooner shipping.

I tried a cup once, got it in fine and didn't feel it but trying to get it back out was painful and scary.

What is the brand you use?

Amazing 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾

Can you give more vegan recipes for a college or university student. Like you did for a week every meal.These are not the everything u eat ryt.Dont gimme a heart attack.Last recipe is so cool.Im gonna try.Thanks for the video.

Did you used the same set for 3 years? If so, i'm impressed. Its personally so hard to not keep on purchasing pads of different designs/materials (although i'm broke). I've just made the switch to cloth pads last month and i got a set of 6 regulars and 6 liners that look just like yours (typical "cheapies", just different pattern) and i keep having to stop myself from buying new/different ones! I have a couple minky cloth pads in my cart rn idk whether i should buy them since i already have enough for my cycle 😭

You have no idea how grateful I am for this...I have been all over the place looking at them (some being sold upwards of $10.00 for 1 yikes). I heard of this brand but didn't know how good they were. How are they on heavier days!?

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I use peroxide first, and then use a sensitive soap. Waaaayyyy easier to wash

I just ordered mine!

Just an fyi... Menstrual cups don't work for everyone. If you have endometriosis, fibroids, a tilted uterus, uterine or bladder prolapse, scarring from giving birth (for people who get stitches), etc. these types of things can make cups uncomfortable or painful. If positioned wrong or with bad posture, cups can also contribute to prolapse of the uterus over time. Some people love cups and swear they saved their menstrual lives, but they aren't for everyone. It just takes some research and considering your personal health situation.

Thank you for the video! 😄❤

so excited to try this out.. been contemplating whether to use this or a menstrual cup.. but the other one scares me

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The number one thing is to make sure and get the right type for your flow.

I bought the highest absorbency black high waist and hip hugger. I decided to yolo on my 2nd day which is my heaviest, and just wear the underwear all day. I was amazed. I did notice wetness on the bottom of the crotch area at the end of the day, but it didn't stain my pants. I changed them and slept in another pair that night & nothing leaked. Life changing for me. Maybe try buying the black ones if the discoloration of the fabric bothers you.