Place of Origin: Japan
Materials:
Waterproof Layer - Unbleached Cotton Flannel, Cotton Lining, Breathable Waterproof Layer, YKK Press Studs
Organic Cotton Gauze (3 layers) Absorbent Towel - GOTS Certified Organic Cotton Gauze (3 layers), Unbleached Cotton Flannel
Organic Cotton Gauze Absorbent Towel - GOTS Certified Organic Cotton Gauze (1 layer), Unbleached Cotton Flannel
Size(s):
Waterproof Layer - 25.5 x 18.5 cm
Organic Cotton Gauze (3 layers) Absorbent Towel - 26 x 22.5 cm: Suitable for Heavy Flow, or as backup when using a tampon or a cup.
Organic Cotton Gauze Absorbent Towel - 26 x 22.5 cm: Suitable for Light Flow, Vaginal Discharge, or as backup when using a tampon or a cup.
Content: Cloth Pad (Heavy Flow) Waterproof layer x 1, Organic Cotton Gauze (3 layers) Absorbent Towel x 1, Organic Cotton Gauze Absorbent Towel x 1
Features:
- Including 2 different Organic Cotton Gauzes, and a Waterproof Layer.
- Gauze (3 layers) is Soft, highly Breathable and Absorbable, absorb menstrual blood immediately.
- Gauze (1 layer) is Thin and Breathable, suitable for Light Flow and Vaginal Discharge
- Organic Cotton Gauze is woven tightly, and the four sides of the gauze are firmly stitched by lock stitching.
-The Width of the gauze can be folded in Trifold, firmly fixed with ropes at top and bottom.
- Use Organic Cotton Sewing Thread.
- Recommended for people with Sensitive Skin, and worried about Sweating or Stuffiness.
- Easy to dry, use and care for; simply wash and reuse.
- After washing, the fabric becomes softer and more absorbent.
- DO NOT contain any bleaches, dyes or fragrance.
- Washable and reusable, economical and eco-friendly. Lasts many years with proper care.
User Guide -
Fitting your pad
1. Fold the Gauze Absorbent Towel in Trifold, firmly fixed with ropes on the Waterproof layer at top and bottom.
2. Place the pad on the inside of the gusset of your underwear with the soft, absorbent cotton layer facing upward and the narrower end pointing towards the front of the underwear, near the pubic bone.
3. Fold the wings around the underwear gusset.
4. Snap the press studs together. You may need to adjust the pad to sit more toward the front or back of your underwear depending on your bleed pattern.
How often do cloth pads need to be changed?
We recommend changing your pad at least every 3-4 hours to avoid any smells developing, which is standard with both reusable and disposable pads of any type.
Folding cloth pads
Lay the cloth pad flat with the inside facing upward and fold it. Store used pads in a small wet bag or zip-lock bag to take home for washing.
Washing cloth pads
1. Pre-rinse your pad in cold water until the water runs clear or leave it to soak overnight.
2. You can machine or hand wash your cloth pads.
Hand wash - Hand wash with detergent in warm water
Machine wash - Add to your next machine wash on a gentle, warm wash cycle.
3. Line dry, in the sun if possible
Cloth pads may take a little longer to dry than other garment due to the absorbent layers.
- Do not use fabric softeners
- Do not bleach
- Do not tumble dry
- Do not iron
It is normal for cloth pads to shrink a little after the first wash as they are made of cotton.
