We try to make the switch to cloth pads as simple as possible!

[@nervgirl1102]

Real periods wont have a meticulous distribution of liquid. It lands in the same area and distributes underneath. Seems likely to leak irl.

[@michaelmyers3061]

They actually work pretty well

[@kwpp7]

And it's much more viscous, not completely watery.

[@ThatOneHairStuckOnYourScreen]

I use them, and they work for me. I find I leak more with normal pads. Hope this helps❤

[@LilDusty5528]

Regular pads can and do leak too

[@nervgirl1102]

@@LilDusty5528 I know. If this were a demo/promo for regular pads I’d say the same thing…

[@brownsugarcandie2007]

As a person who's been using cloth pads for the past 7 years who's flow can be pretty heavy at times, I can vouch for how good and safe they are for me. How much better my periods have gotten, because of cloth pads. I have overnight/heavy pads as well as regular ones. Not spending money on buying pads, now. 👏🏾😩

[@Saranghwae_Love]

You know that everything works for different people._.🤌🏻🥲

[@andreaf5765]

How can your period get better by simply using a cloth pad?

[@mio469]

@@andreaf5765 since period doesn't make mess now and saves money your mood is better and your period automatically feels better

[@fairyofshampoo4670]

i got period panties, wore them 2 hours before going home and seeing it had stained my pants 🥲 it depends on brands i suppose

[@Aisha_bgmi]

​@@fairyofshampoo4670 which brand's panty are u using??

[@nottechytutorials]

Cloth pads are so good. Periods stopped being so bad. I used to think there was a lot of blood before, but now it just seemed to be a problem with disposable pads. Plus, no more crinkling sounds. No plastic that creates more sweat. No more smell. A few tips I'll share for reusable pads. Go for natural breathable and moisture-wicking fabrics. The more layers the more absorbent. Have multiple pads for different flows, with different sizes and layers. Avoid any synthetic fabrics like PUL unless you think its really necessary for heavy flows. Rinse em in cold water, or treat with hydrogen peroxide, or just throw in the washer with the rest of your laundry. Reusable pads are part of your clothes now. Its really simple, if you have access to clean water. If not, reusable or disposable menstrual cups and disks are also an option.

[@zeehuss7275]

Thank you I love cloth pads

[@lovesweetlove1993]

What brands do you suggest as far as affordable and reliable?

[@SphitiMishra]

Washing them is a real headache for me + they're good but I don't feel hygienic even after washing again and again, using anti biotic liquids too, and feels a li'l wet always.Using big sized hankies folding them as pads will be better in order to clean it easy, I guess.

[@nottechytutorials]

@@SphitiMishra Its a real hassle to clean, so I recommend having enough pads for the week. For me I only have enough for one day, but I was able to make do even at work at a remote worksite and camping, I'd rather wash them immediately every single time than to go back to the store bought kind. You can add vinegar to soften up the fabrics again. And you can machine wash them every use or at the end of the week if wanted.

[@Gigi_B10]

Okay but please don't throw your used cloth pad in your washer with the rest of your laundry 😭

[@mangana215]

Should have turned the fabric one to proof that it's not leaking on the other side

[@user-er1lp9oq6j]

Yea

[@queenecarg]

The problem with the cloth pads is that they stay wet to the touch and the disposable ones dry out on the surface making them much more comfortable!

[@softtacoreusables]

It depends on the cloth pad. Some are made with moisture wicking fabrics so the top stays just as dry feeling as a disposable

[@closetofconfidence]

Absolutely breathtaking. Well done!

[@faeemansari8210]

Who is watching this video during periods pain😢Me 👇

[@bubbajackoi]

I'm speechless! Brilliant work.

[@HypnoseNoirRose]

Usually I have normal period, buy sometimes in first days of the period I leak so fast and so much that fresh normal pads (Lines, Always) don't have time to absorb the blood and it leaks on my legs and pants. If I'm out and at work I use tampon and smaller pad (I don't mean daily ones, they are too small). So in that cases would reusable pad absorb quickly enough?

[@kyras27]

Would you recommend this for postpartum bleeding as well?

[@Genshinplayer170]

I don’t wanna wash my pads😭

[@arendvanfelius2444]

maandverband naar gebruiken gewoon in afvalbak gooien hoeft ook niet wassen supermarkt maandverband gebruiken

[@Rubberduxsks28yt]

Them white pad is probably the reason why it has been leaking for weeks💀

[@Lisha34977]

I always use cloth pad it is comfortable I use 1 for whole day and it doesn't leak if I use normal pad it will leak and i can't change it in my school so I use cloth pad. 1 for night In periods i perfer to sit down mostly ❤

[@MiaMia-rx9dw]

Um I don't think I could reuse a pad😫 I don't think these will work with super heavy periods, they don't seem to absorb as quickly😦

[@messagegoeshere741]

But they would be good for people who use both tampons and pads. I might try these out.

[@MiaMia-rx9dw]

@messagegoeshere741 i use both super absorbency tampons and overnight pads together the first 4 days of my period & I still leak sometimes at work if I'm with a customer & unable to go to the restroom quickly. I also have to set my alarm at night to change my pad & tampon every 3 hours or my bed would be ruined😖 I just can't see reusing a pad, too time-consuming to clean and wait to dry when i go through so many. And if I'm at work, where should I keep the blood drenched pad until I go home. 😟

[@mizz308]

@@MiaMia-rx9dwthat’s way too much blood and a sign of a health issue

[@MiaMia-rx9dw]

@@mizz308 yes, I have endometriosis & a thick uterine lining. The docs always want to put me on birth control, but I have serious side effects from synthetic hormones 😭

[@wow-11N6a29]

@@mizz308not always the same happened to me there was nothing wrong that they could find my doctor just put me on combined birth control to stop them

[@joprocter4573]

Every national Trust heritage house had inventory. Sanitary wear is under rags just for this. The cloth pad is perfecting that.

[@kareengreen4011]

I was insecure with that big thick purple Always let alone a cloth pad. I think a cloth pad is for people with cute periods not for people with cysts or fibroids.

[@softtacoreusables]

We actually have a ton of customers that have switched over to cloth pads because disposables couldn’t contain their flow and cloth could. We use a waterproof bottom fabric, more sizing options with much larger coverage and absorbent fabric that was designed with the purpose of absorbing bodily waste while still being able to wash out easily. The combination of these things can make the right cloth pad an amazing solution for ultra heavy periods.

[@Emunah13819]

My periods used to make my bed look like a m*rder scene. Store-bought pads just never were absorbent enough and I always got the level 5 ones. I love my cloth ones! I'll never go back. Plus, I just learned that there are bad chemicals in the store pads... That can cause our period bl00d to smell worse, and it can cause more cramping. I don't have those issues either with the cloth ones.

[@bigstomp3965]

Do you know douching & wearing pads make your ph balance off ?! My mom said that’s how she ended up with fibroids. Even certain foods can. You have to find out the cause.

[@kevinherendeen3701]

So ladies, my wife says that the liquid was being poured faster onto the disposable pad. So, the reusable pad will look like it absorbs more and faster. Idk. Being a guy, I'm just trying to be more empathetic and understanding of what you ladies go through. Is she right?

[@HypnoseNoirRose]

You're right, we all saw that. But when you have period blood doesn't leak so much in so short ime. And IF it does, we always use bigger sizes of pads.

[@09TODsoul]

I have a heavy flow, when I used disposable pads (the nighttime ones with wings, always a good brand) I’d go through 3 or 4 a day. Now I use disposable pads I only use one for all day and one for all night and it’s much more comfortable, doesn’t dry my vuvla out, doesn’t smell and it’s reusable!

[@CeeJay254Art]

this comment is really confusing. you used to disposable pads but you still use disposable which keeps you well for the whole day?

[@yaqiao244]

@@CeeJay254ArtI think she meant to say “reusable” in that last sentence

[@dropletsofhappiness]

But absorption rate is higher for regular normal pad😮

[@sarrashaker]

What is the white material you used inside the pads ?

[@softtacoreusables]

It is a fabric called Zorb

[@fareedakhanum6080]

Can we use it again and again

[@jojozepofthejungle2655]

​@fareedakhanum6080 are you daft😂 of course you can. Nothing is magic, just look at what your trying to figure out and use Google to learn what you don't know. Soon you be Einstein.

[@TreeBu67]

Idk. After washing the used pads with laundry soap & using peroxide for disinfectant and blood removal, is that any better for the water and environment? Not to mention if one uses the dryer vs hang drying a menstruation pad.

[@scribblecrumb]

Definitely better for the environment! It creates less landfill waste and reduces plastic use. The amount of water used to wash the pad is negligible tbh, especially since water /is/ a renewable resource. If you're worried about peroxide use, you can simply not use it. It's more helpful for stain removal anyways, it's not necessary for disinfecting (soap will do that just fine).

[@arendvanfelius2444]

always maandverband goed voor menstruatie 👍

[@rubystarlin1999]

Please review femi9 pads also

[@1stSophia]

I would still use always

[@studysmartderps7305]

I'm assuming these handmade pads are for home use only. There is way a women will change the pad and store them in a bag or wash them in a public bathroom😂

[@Crochet_Amigurumi]

I think it's a great idea but it takes a while to absorb😊

[@yesvelas4]

Ive bought your pads and they leaked twice from the sides. Maybe a little wider would help.

[@ClothPadLandETSY]

I use 2 layers of Zorb for my pads, and they hold the equivalent of 8 layers of flannel. No need for wide bulk😀

[@Ida-Adriana]

That’s not a towely fabric, is it? I think towel types absorb faster

[@HypnoseNoirRose]

I already have problems washing blood stains from my panties. So my only concern is how to wash them. I don't want to put them with my other loundy and it's not convenient to put two pieces in washing machine. Otherwise I would like to try them. I think they are way more healthier than regular "plastic" pads.

[@nadinedominique414]

Exactly. I live an apartment and don’t have my own washing machine. I was thinking constantly hand washing them. What about swapping it out in public!?? Would we use normal for a day out of the house? It would be horrifying if a bloody cloth pad in a ziplock bag fell out of our purse!

[@HypnoseNoirRose]

@@nadinedominique414 omg that would be terrible ...not only if the bloody pad would fell out from our purse or something similar but also bringing them for almost 8 hours around I think the smell would be noticed. I would use them only when home..if 🙃

[@O9oiiiiii]

I have a questions Like wont it like smell even though we wash it and wont it feel unconfortable😅

[@N_imrah]

Use a clothe softener, and iron before reusing the cloth pad

[@24kbeast74]

Luving this gUrL 😊

[@chellyberry4434]

i dont bleed in the same spot with reusables but could be a me thing and gravity

[@rekha8919]

I dont think we can use cloth outside home... As a adult women with heavy bleeding i m insecure to even try in public. Better to use around 4th or 5th day or when we r at home. 👍

[@lollybowser]

Use a cup! No need to worry about it out of the home. I'm a heavy bleeder myself and it changed my life!

[@barbiedolldiamond8877]

2pads also absore but ur apply little different

[@1tutoo]

Can you turn the back side please. I just need to know whether it's going to leak through

[@HypnoseNoirRose]

It doesn't leak through because those reusable pads have waterproof fabric at the bottom.

[@softtacoreusables]

The bottom is 100% waterproof in our pads. Nothing goes through that fabric! #clothpads

[@user-ov7nq3im8p]

Where to buy

[@user-es3sz5xr1g]

You know my mom was born in the 1940s and I remember she would tell me in her day that they used to use a cloth that they used to use for their periods back in those 40s and 50s days and they had to wash and stuff of course but it was a claw that they used for a pad that was rewardable that they could use or change out some of them had multiple of these some didn't I guess and she said this was something they used when they were growing up so when you were talking about cloth pads it made me think of what my mama told me when I was growing up

[@doulaolgamke]

My mom told me about her cloth pad horror stories. When I mentioned that I was thinking of switching over for myself and my step daughters, also would would be a fun sewing project for us, I could tell she got triggered and started saying, "no how could you do that to them that's not right" 😂 but people now a days seem to like it so idk.

[@user-es3sz5xr1g]

@@doulaolgamke 👍

[@lathaamurugesan7707]

in India available Femi9.. Biodegradable napkin .... World best napkin

[@onicapheladi5373]

Jesus loves you all and enjoy your day ❤

[@ms.divine4696]

Thank you

[@Highwizardd]

you too

[@not_Alexis13]

Um he is the creation of god but ok-

[@scholasticbookfair.]

​@@not_Alexis13Jesus is God. Father son holy spirit all God. It's called a God head

[@ameera.abubakr]

​@@scholasticbookfair.Jesus not God stop it

[@lollybowser]

Hated using disposable pads for years, switched to the cup and it changed my life!! I recently acquired two reusable pads and they're pretty comfy and absorb nicely, but the complete comfort and lack of smell of the cup is unmatched.

[@Kyla-sx6nr]

I used their wash before formula change and then after formula it made my v,very itchy and irritated. I wish they didn’t change their formula.

[@moonbeam8487]

I dont think that the cloth pad worked because you never turned it over in the video so that proves it didn't work lol 😅😅😅😅.

[@pratimasharma6080]

They dont even share the weight of the pad(dry form)....as even tht matters when u wearing it down there...n sell them as non returnable items....whole cheat game...better to use menstrual cups

[@Noa-g1ex]

​@@pratimasharma6080 you should count again, you're clearly blind

[@cleicecleice9415]

​@@pratimasharma6080Eles são bons. Não pode ficar muito tempo sem trocar, mas funcionam sim.

[@Emunah13819]

Menstrual cups are dangerous@@pratimasharma6080

[@pateljigarpateljigar9856]

I have no pads

[@GETBENT1331]

as a man can i wear a pad for leaky and dripiness?

[@arendvanfelius2444]

ja dat klopt

[@cyyrious]

I have a murder scene every month this wouldn’t work for me either 🥺

[@softtacoreusables]

We have pads designed for super heavy flow too! Ones with much more coverage and absorbency than the one shown here. We also offer something called an interlabial pad (ILP) which is a great heavy flow accessory for those with a flow that just cant be contained by a pad alone no matter the size

[@Nature_lover581]

#boycottisrealiproducts

[@vennkyvenkanababu2769]

Wash after use mem

[@Nature_lover581]

#boycott_always

[@LadiesBlvd]

If only it distributed itself out like that. But the hole doesn't move. 😐

[@softtacoreusables]

For some people it does go all over like that actually. But for those where it stays in one spot, both pads would essentially hold less overall but the cloth one would still hold a comparable amount if not more in that same middle spot

[@user-vp2vy8iu7f]

Ok ihave a doubt that we are told not to use cloth and we are using cloth pads how is this good please help ❤❤

[@softtacoreusables]

Disposable pads are pushed because companies make a lot of money off people continuing to buy them over and over again, not because they are better for you. Cloth pads are safe, effective, comfortable and can last years which can save a lot of money in the long run

[@nibornnyw3185]

Cups,girls. Cups are the way to go. I like sponges for light days. But, yes, cups.

[@lollybowser]

Cup changed my life fr!! I can talk for hours about it. My periods went from "it's that hellish week of the month" to "oh right, I'm on my period, I forgot"

[@ankitoswal5701]

🎉🎉

[@ireneanderson859]

I would probably buy these but dont want all those prints, just plain white or beige

[@softtacoreusables]

We also have solid colours including white

[@ireneanderson859]

@@softtacoreusables cool, where do I order and I like long ones

[@Reginavici1234]

Please do a favour to yourself the environment and start using a cup

[@ravigujju1780]

Burn using pads than pollution water and streets and agreeculture ,already my wife follows that great ,,,avoid pollution

[@MelissaRivs]

Bro, stop talking about these it’s inappropriate isn’t it I know it’s really helpful. Just why put it on public. Just adds ok???

[@gulliver2.0]

stfu the only thing that's innappropriate is the fact that youre alive and breathing. waste of space.

[@shawnaallison7793]

Doesn’t absorb fast enough

[@carolinaglezrguez3700]

Es una excelente opción, me estoy iniciando en la construcción de mis propias toallas ecológicas, estoy aprendiendo, tengo zorb primera generación, no estoy segura cuantas capas usar para cada tipo de flujo, también tengo PUL. Gracias por compartir tu conocimiento

[@Nature_lover581]

#freePalestine

[@yylleH]

c'mon..... periods are way more thicker than this liquid.... try to be more practical with your ideas gurllll

[@unicornsare2kool]

Oh! I am going to use reusable pads when my next period comes, my first was last month and I’m 2 weeks late for this one. Yes idk why I’m that late but do you know how I go on the website x

[@unicornsare2kool]

@@esthetic492 okkk!

[@unicornsare2kool]

@@esthetic492 13 turning 14 soon xx

[@unicornsare2kool]

@@esthetic492 I can’t enjoy them I’m worried I have pcos

[@Zombpata]

Don't worry about your period being late, its your second one. When I started mine were always late, or too early. It stabled out in about a year. (This time is the first time it has been off schedule in 5 years.)

[@unicornsare2kool]

@@Zombpata ok I’m like 2.5 months late now-

[@Jessiedoesyoutubee3838]

Men get periods too so please don't exclude them when marketing these amazing pads! Don't just say these are for women cuz they're not!

[@onlineaccount8497]

Are you dense men dont have a uterus learn your biology then assume

[@kwpp7]

Men have a penis, testicles, and semen, not a uterus, vagina, and menstrual fluid. 🙄

[@laraserendipity1424]

No they do not

[@Jessiedoesyoutubee3838]

@@laraserendipity1424 transphobic bigot

[@HypnoseNoirRose]

Lmao. But maybe some would need pads for hemorroids (I don't know if I wrote right)

[@jojozepofthejungle2655]

Did you have to use red? Please keep your modesty when speaking of such things.

[@softtacoreusables]

Yes I had to use red. Roughly half the population will get a period. Trying to hide the realities of that helps nobody

[@chrisvaughn5960]

Um....gross!

[@onlineaccount8497]

its normal if you think its gross then deal with it cause akl women go through this evry female in the world so

[@chrisvaughn5960]

@@onlineaccount8497 I had no idea they made fabric ones 🤮 how do you wash those?

[@onlineaccount8497]

@@chrisvaughn5960 oh fabric ones? I dont use them lol i use sanitary ones cuz its more easier

[@messagegoeshere741]

​@@chrisvaughn5960Peroxide and hot water. Gross and not for everyone but still has its usefulness for some

[@jelloknife4116]

@@chrisvaughn5960you wash them with water and soap dumbass