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Washable sanitary pads

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SouthvilleBeeHive · 21/07/2011 10:02

Hi,

I'm thinking about trying some washable pads, but there are so many out there I'm not sure where to start! Has anyone got any recommendations or advice?

Thanks :)

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Bella2010star · 22/07/2011 23:14

I would advise on using the mooncup. I have used this and had no problems at all :) It is a good idea though as it does get expensive as well as not being good for the environment.

Mumfun · 07/09/2011 10:28

A good site for information is www.ecomenses.com. 2 good sites in the UK with the widest range to buy from are www.femininewear.co.uk and www.luxurymoon.co.uk

KashaUK · 11/09/2011 18:45

I second www.ecomenses.com and raise you a clothpads.wikidot.com - both good for information on cloth pads, just so you have an idea of different styles and fabrics.

I STRONGLY recommend you go to www.etsy.com
This is a US based craft community including lots of cloth pads makers - just search for menstrual pads. Buying via Etsy is considerably cheaper and gives you a chance to try a few different styles before committing to one style or brand. They accept PayPal and shipping is rarely overly expensive.

I personally recommend www.etsy.com/shop/punkyspads Punky Pads although she doesn't seem to have any listed right now (she always restocks) - good AIO pads, wash well and have awesome designs.

I also recommend menstrual cups like Mooncup if you're wanting to find a safer/cleaner/comfortable/greener alternative to disposable tampons/pads - IF you do decide to get a Mooncup could you go via the following link, as if you buy via this link as well as cheaper than buying via Boots 20% of the sale goes to support women's health projects - www.mooncup.co.uk/wc.php?u=1741

coccyx · 11/09/2011 18:47

Wow never knew these existed

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