FAQ’s

How Do I Wear My Reusable Pads?

  1. Position the pad with the cotton/flanalette side up towards you and the fleece (fuzzy) side down against your underwear.
  2. Snap the wings around and under your underwear. Pull the pad towards the front or back of your underwear until comfortable and in the desired position.
  3. Wear your pad until it is full or for 6-8 hours.

What Do I Do With Used Pads When Im Out and About?

  1. Remove the soiled pad and fold it. Fold the top and bottom of the pad into the middle and cross over the two wings, over top and onto the folded top and bottom. Snap closed and ensure none of the soiled area is exposed.
  2. Place the folded pad into your purse/bag or into one of our reusable bags until you get home.
  3. Once at home, use your desired method to care for your pad until wash day!

Do I Have To Wash My Pads Everyday?

NO! Use one of the 3 methods below to store your pads in between wash days!

  1. Soaking: Fill a container with cold water, place your soiled pads in throughout your cycle. Change the water daily but do not soak longer than 2 days.
  2. Rinsing: Rinse your soiled pad under COLD water until water runs clear. Leave to air dry before storing in a basket or designated area until wash day.
  3. Low effort: If you aren’t bothered by staining or if you’re in a hurry, let your soiled pad air dry and then store in a breathable area until wash day.

How Do I Wash My Pads?

  • Wash in cold or warm water. Hot water can be used, but can shorten the lifespan of the pad.
  • Wash in large enough loads (ex; with towels) in order to provide enough friction to be cleaned properly.
  • Hanging to dry is prefered but machine drying on warm is fine, dryine on a hot setting can damage or shorten the lifespan of the pad.
  • Pads that have been rinsed and rung out should not stain white clothes.
  • Pads become more absorbent over time!
  • Get help from the sun! It is a natural stain remover.

!!Warning!!

  • Wash Pads before using them for the first time.
  • Do not use bleach, fabric softener or stain removers (such as Oxyclean). These can reduce the effectiveness and lifespan of your pads.
  • Do not wash and dry pads at a high temperature, this can impact the lifespan of the pad.
  • Hot water sets stains. Once stains are set, they will be difficult to remove.