10Pcs Reusable Menstrual Panties Liner Eco-Friendly Bamboo Cotton Period Cloth Sanitary Pads for Menstruation Light Flow

Product Name

women girls washable reusable sanitary towels, menstrual pads, sanitary pads, cloth pads, period pad, feminine pads

Product Features

1. 100% Bamboo cotton is all that touches your delicate skin(soft bamboo cotton against your skin) ?

2. Naturally deodorising, breathable and antibacterial ?

3. Easy to use, just clip around underwear

?4. Machine washable ?5. Highly absorbent and the outer is lined with a waterproof Pul to prevent leaking

How Many menstrual pads are needed

For one cycle, we recommend between 10-20 small/medium pads and 6-15 large pads, depending on how heavy your flow is and how long your periods normally last.

3 Sizes Available

S size 18cm *18cm for low flow ?M size 18cm*25cm for regular flow ?L size 18cm *30cm for heavy flow

Outer layer—Fashion new polyester fabric with leakproof PUL

Middle layer—breathable fast adsorbent microfiber

S size with 1 layer microfiber ?M and L size with 2 layer microfiber

Inner layer—Soft Breathable Eco-friendly Reusable Bamboo Cotton, next to your skin

With 1 storage wet bag, very convenient when out

Special sewing technology—greatly guard the leakproof function

Directions for use

Wash your cloth pads prior to first use. Snap pads around your underwear.Change pad every 2-6 hours or as needed. When you are away from home, place the used pads in a Mini Bag until you return home. Then wash per care instructions. Avoid washing the pads in public facilities.The pads are meant for personal use only, and should not be shared with others.

Washing Instructions

There are several ways in which you can clean your cloth pads. This is the way we personally would recommend as its pretty stain resistant: ? ?(1).Fold the pad in half length ways and then do up the snaps so the pad stays shut, then put it in a bucket or wet bag. Repeat this process until the end of your cycle, until you start to run out of pads or until you have filled the wet bag/bucket. ? ?(2).Then go back and open up all the pads and put them back/move them into the bucket. Fill up the bucket with cold or warm water (do NOT use hot water as this can set any stains). Then add a scoop of some antioxidant (a natural brand would be best) or stain remover and let the pads soak over night. You can place a tea towel over the bucket or place a lid partially over it if you wish not to see inside, however do not completely cover with the lid as this limits the oxygen supply and can produce a musky smell later on. ? ?(3).Next, tip out the water into the toilet and throw the pads into your washing machine. You can use a water softener but do not use a fabric softener as this can reduce the absorbency of the pads. We usually wash our pads on a “super rinse” cycle but a fast wash will be fine, then leave the pads to air dry which usually takes a few hours.