6pcs/Set Resuable Washable Incontinence Pads, Waterproof Organic Bamboo Resuable Menstrual Pads Sets, Including 5pcs Heavy Flow Cloth Mama Sanitary Napkins + 1pc Mini Wet Bag

Reusable Incontinence pads-Worth every penny!
A few days in, I am loving this product. This will save me a ton of money in the long run. Wash by hand only, pads washed out great. Very comfortable. I expected the pads to shift like conventional pads do but didn’t. Stayed in place all day and when worn at night as well.

Soft and good quality
Very soft and absorbs very well. Long enought to help me in heavy periods.

Please note: these may be good for menstruation, but are inadequate for incontinence
I bought these for urinary incontinence, so I can’t speak to their quality for menstrual cycle use. They seem good enough for very, very light incontinence, but not absorbent enough for greater spills. Also, they do not stay-put. But I use thick tape to keep them in place, and that works well.

Good coverage! Easy to clean.
Long post. I am 42 inches around the hips. I wanted something with decent coverage, white lining, and not bulky. These pads are perfect!This brand had no bunching of the material, extra snaps for a good hold, it stayed dry throughout the day, NO odor, no chafing, no itching, and super light weight. Had I known the 12″ was going to be MORE than enough I would have bought this brands starter kit with the 8″, 12″, and 14″. I just really liked the wide seat area for this set.I did notice fluid will go down the wings before it spread back to front. With a Moderate flow I still could go 8 hours with no issues . However, I perfer to change sooner for easier cleaning.Cleaning- I rinse the pad. Soak pad w/ a pinch of laundry detergent in my wide mouth 22oz container w/ lid (3 pads & water fills the container halfway). Then, I shake the container like a spin cycle. Rinse. Then air dry the pad(s). Second wash, I put them in with regular laundry in a delicate bag. I exercise so there is always a load of laundry. Super easy!Adjustment, I did a little research and someone suggested drying a zig zag line of fabric glue on the water resistant (printed) side to stop the reusuable pads from sliding. I did this to every pad without trying the pad on first (I was scared). The advice wasn’t for this brand but it work. Idk if you could have skipped that step. If you do experience sliding try this method. Make sure the glue cures all the way and only do a small section (not the whole length of the pad). Lay the printed side [up] flat and allowed the glue to dry for 24hours before use.I will definitely reorder the starter kit to get a variety of sizes. FYI, the printed side is WATER RESISTANT so anything water-like that sits on the pad for too long and/or too heavy (i.e. urine) may pass through that membrane. I did not experience issues with menstrual flow, however I did notice water passing through when hand cleaning. The breathability of the WATER RESISTANT material makes cleaning and drying easy.

I’ve been using reusable pads for somewhere around ~5 yrs now. I’ve tried different types/materials, and I have to say that while the fleece ones are more absorbent, these bamboo ones are plenty absorbent enough for the heaviest days! I feel like I can breathe better down there with bamboo, and the material is much softer.I feel like there are some real learning curves with reusable pads. I’m sure some people have figured out how to keep white ones like this stain-free, but I haven’t quite got there yet. I wish they had made them a darker colour so staining wouldn’t be so obvious, but at the end of the day, who’s really going to see it other than me? My husband MAYBE, but other than him no one. In my experience these don’t do well with stain treatments. Yes oxiclean can get the staining out 100%, but I’ve found it degrades something about the fabric. The tiny loops end up crunchy and eventually they just fall off completely. I ended up having to throw away my old pads and get new ones because of this, as they were just so scratchy and irritating after having used stain treatments.There’s also the issue of smell. I never used to have issues with smell when we lived in the city and had municipal water, but with well water I started experiencing issues pretty quick. I used to be able to just toss them in a bucket to dry until my period was done, then throw them in the wash like normal laundry and never had any smells. I had to change that up a bit with well water, as that routine created smells almost instantly. Now, I only wear pads for a max of 4-6h even if they’re barely filled up, then rinse really well with cold water (to minimize staining), and into a bucket with 50% water 50% vinegar. I leave them to soak in the vinegar water until I’ve gone through them all, and then I wash them all together. So far so good!

I have been looking for this particular type of washable pads for a while, as the other online stores stopped selling them because of the increased shipping cost and increased administration fee on the other website due to the pandemic. Personally I prefer this type white cotton towel like terry cloth inner layer ones more than those grey micro fleece fabric ones. Since the inner layer is white, it’s much easier to monitor the colour and status of your period, which it is actually very important for personal health checks!PROs:- Fast absorbency compared to the micro fleece ones.- Less moisture trapped between the skin & the pad, feel much dryer compared to the micro fleece ones.- The wide cutting design at the back of the pad helped to prevent back leaking, and less visible from outside of my pants.- The price is reasonable and affordable.- The patterns came in random, but the ones I have are quite cute.- The parcel arrived within three weeks. Parcels from other sellers (that are not shipped from Amazon warehouse directly) usually took a bit longer to arrive. So I am happy with the fast delivery.CONS:- Just like other menstrual pads (both washable or disposable ones), there’s a slight chance of side leaking during super heavy flow day while sleeping on your side. I recommend using tampon or moon cup/divacup and use these pads as backup during heavy flow.- Might show a bit of stain after wash if you didn’t pre-soak them before wash.TIPs:- DO NOT USE Hot water to soak or wash your dirty pads! Or you won’t be able to get the stains off.- Use Oxiclean detergent powder with lurk warm water to pre-soak them overnight before putting into washing machine. My older pads still look as good as new, and still look white with the help of Oxiclean.- Personally I won’t recommend putting the pads into the dryer for drying, if you want your pads to last longer.- This set 5 pads set will only last you for one day, so you will be needing more than 2-3 sets (if you plan to wash them everyday plus without using the dryer).I will update more later. Hope these pads are as good as the old ones I have.

Je les utilise pour de légères fuites urinaires. Qu’importe la position couchée, assise ou debout elles couvrent bien sans faire de petits dégâts. Elles sont super douces et se lavent avec tous mes autres vêtements blancs.