Question for those who use cloth pads

[willow5]

Hi Sophie, sorry no advice from me but thanks for posting this question have been wondering my self I'll be stalking this thread for the answers now

[DaintreeDream]

You can get 'wetbags' like the ones you use to carry wet cloth nappies in, they are waterproof, in pretty colours and small, kind of like a zip up purse, but yes you do have to keep them in your bag for the day if you chose to use them at work, but looking at the wetbag no-one would know the difference .

[Sibbie]

Thanks!
I Had a look at a website and they had some really pretty bags - they just look like toiletry/make-up bags, so you're right, no one would know the difference LOL

I am still umming and ahhing over getting some... I might start getting some and using them at home until I'm used to them!

Ta!

[willow5]

ok maybe *TMI* but how do the cloth pads go for really heavy flow?

[Floweryfields]

Have you considered a menstrual cup? I find that most days, I don't need to empty it at all through the work day.

[willow5]

Have you considered a menstrual cup? I find that most days, I don't need to empty it at all through the work day.

I think these are made from rubber/latex?? I could be wrong though I haven't looked into them in depth. But assuming they are I prob wouldn't try them only because of the latex allergy risk. They do sound good though.

[tyler80]

I think these are made from rubber/latex??

The mooncup is non-latex, medical grade silicone, not sure about other brands.