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  1. #1

    Dec 2005
    not with crazy people
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    Well Melbel make me some woman!!!!!! I love your pads....me want now!!!

    Maybe I should ge tmy SIL to order some in...she orders all theatre stuff for the hospital she works at (dandynong) hmmm me thinking now

    ETA - beckles - I was going to put up the pic of my little man licking his nose but thoguht people might spew int he process

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    Nov 2006
    Somewhere Over The Rainbow
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    I was thinking of trying some of the swalldbees organic velour ones cloth pads - has anyone tried these?

    How do you all wash them, do they stain?

    I am very intrigued. I hate tampons and only use pads - but even with the "natural" cover ones I get irritated down there......

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    Sep 2006
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    MEL - where? I can't see yours! I want some too!!!!

    KittyKat - I have a small container of water in I put them into to soak and put them in with the nappies. Do be careful though, I just had one that I've washed a few times, but the colour of the brocade ran and stained my bamboo boosters!

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    Jul 2006
    Logan
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    I have just stumbled apon this thread and it seems very timely for me.

    Since having Loren 10 months ago it seems that I have developed a sentivity to pads. TMI warning...After AF I have a lot of discomfort, I get the same issues when DH uses condoms. Last cycle I tried tamponds but it seems my pelvic floor has relocated and I can't seem to get one in the right spot...So I am seriously stuffed!!!

    Actually the thought of using "rags' is a bit dark ages to me...sorry Maz, but I don't want to go through any more allergic reactions, so cloth looks like a great option.

    As for the cup idea, if I can't insert a tampond successfully then how would I go with a cup?

    Where should I start? Question...What about smell and cleaning?

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    I find soaking them overnight works a charm for the stain factor... get them in water as soon as you take them off and soak for 24 hours. Just washing them seems to set the stains.
    Kelly xx

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