Gladrags cloth pads are made with 100% cotton fabrics: soft flannel on the outside and absorbent terrycloth on the inside. the non organic pads are made of conventional cotton (with standard clothing dyes), the kind commonly used for bedding, children's clothing, towels, etc. It’ll be a distant memory once you switch to cloth. 5. cloth pads are quiet. if you don’t love announcing to anyone in your work bathroom that you’re on your period, you’ll love how quiet and discreet cloth pads are. this is especially helpful for young people who have to change menstrual products in a school bathroom.
As others have said, you can buy longer pads that protect the bum area so no more pad wedgie. cloth pads work about the same as disposable pads. you wear them, they soak up blood, when soiled, change, repeat process. i have all different size and styles, some are thicker than disposables some are not. Cotton flannel also breathable, but tends to show a bit more wear with washings. minky if you've felt baby blankets, then you've probably felt minky. it's soft and you'll find yourself actually petting your pad when you get it, it's so soft. it can be warm though, so warnings for those who live in hotter climates. 4. customisable options: reusable cloth pads come in various sizes and absorbency levels, allowing you to choose the perfect pad for your needs without compromising performance. 5. chemical free: unlike disposable pads containing chemicals and fragrances, reusable pads are free from additives, making them safer for sensitive skin. Heat sets stains. 2.) wash in warm, not hot, water with sufficient detergent. don't use excessive amounts, either. just keep in mind that detergent is not a homeopathic remedy. 3.) it's possible that due to hard water and detergent deposits cloth pads get a little dingy after a few years.
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