Leekalos Reusable Menstrual Pads - Bamboo Menstrual Cloth Pads | Light Incontinence Pads | Reusable Sanitary Pads - Pack of 6, 1 Cloth Mini Wet Bag

I bought it these pads to fill many of the Christmas shoeboxes that our church sends to the Samaritans Purse Operation Christmas Child Shoebox Ministry. The pads will be given to young girls in third-world countries who do not have access to disposable pads. If you’re looking for an item to send with a missionary overseas or donate to underprivileged young girls who may not have access to disposable pads, this is a great product.

She uses them

I went on a limb with this product as i’m an avid tampon user i hate pads. But with the metals being found in our fav products (plus i was getting tired of the hassle of using tampons) i opted for more sustainable, healthier and easier options. These are very comfortable feels like you’re not even wearing them. My menstrual flow is typically heavier the first 2/3 days and lasts around a total of 5/6 days. I got a size medium and honestly it’s perfect they absorb more than you would think without the entire pad being soaked. I only gave 4 out of 5 stars bc I will say that if you clot a lot it won’t absorb as easily but there’s still no chance of leakage. I seen the other reviews about the silky fabric and the pads slipping so i purposely bought some cotton hipster underwear and they work perfect the pads don’t move around even while sleeping. I will also say bc the outer fabric is silky if you sweat you may feel like you’re leaking and be paranoid to check but in my case there was never any leakage not even close the fabric was just wet from sweat. I also noticed my period was shorter and a lot more comfortable (besides those first 2 days of cramping and clotting (usually normal for me anyways). after each change i rinse the pad out in the sink as best i can until water runs semi clear then wrap it up and put it in the bag until washing.

I never thought I would switch to reusable pads, but here we are. I still use disposable pads if I'm out in public or traveling because it's easier to change them out, but I use the reusable pads when I'm home. I believe it saves a little money buying pads.This may be to much information, but I wasn't 100% sure how to use them at first:- I usually store them with my disposable pads and when you put them on, they button around your underwear. It can slide a little, so I like to wear something that's not too loose.- They will hold a lot and, to me, it feels like it absorbs more and faster than disposables. When changing it, I rinse it with cool water until it runs clear and place it in the wet bag. I just use my hands and wash them afterwards but you could wear gloves.- When the wet bag is full, I dump the pads out into my load of laundry and wash normally. I've never had the wet bag smell bad and hasven't had any issues washing the pads with my normal load of clothes.

You just can't beat a 6 pack of these very pretty, durable, well made and excellent quality reusable liners. They do not shift around during the night at all. Pop them in the washing machine and are good to go for the next time. The only thing I would say though is they maybe a bit too bulky for daytime or out of house use for some and they are so not really Excell at odor control. That being said, I feel these will last a kind time and when in need, I spoil order again. Excellent product for the $.

The product was as described and appears to be well made, but I found that it was a little bit bulky ( I ordered a small). It did move around/migrate up my backside and I had to adjust several times during the day. I use it for light bladder leakage. It did seem to absorb O.K. but since the pad moved around a bit I wasn't totally confident.

When I first heard about women switching from disposable pads, to reusable cloth pads, I'll admit it grossed me out. The idea of being out and about, and having to change pads and stick the dirty one in your purse in a wet bag... ugh. I thought I could never do it.But then I watched videos about plastic waste and how horrible we are to our planet. They would cut open whales who had washed up on the beach, dead, their stomach full of plastic. So I thought about how our family could cut down on plastic in numerous ways, and reusable cloth pads was one of them.First off, these are soo much more comfortable than disposables. I always would get the sticky parts to adhere to not just my underwear, but my skin as well. Ouch! But with these reusable ones that snap on, that is no longer an issue. They stay in place just fine. I debated between medium or large. I chose large and I'm glad I did because I believe it helps to keep them in place.Secondly, they absorb A LOT better than disposables! I was surprised at how much they held. I can go an entire day (morning to night) with the same cloth pad, so personally I don't even need the wet bag in my purse but I have it just in case.Third, they are great at odor control. Disposables stink halfway through the day to the point where I have to take the trash out shortly after tossing them in there. These reusable ones don't smell much at all, even if my nose is right up to it. That's why I can go a full day before changing it.Lastly, they are very easy to clean. I personally rinse them with cold water (cold is recommended to avoid stains) as soon as I'm done wearing them. Then I hang to dry up until laundry day. On laundry day I get a bucket of cold water, mix a little oxi clean, and place the cloth pads in it with the printed side up to allow any remaining blood to seep out of them. Let them soak for minimum 30 minutes. Then pull them out, place them in a zipper mesh bag, and toss them with a regular load of laundry on gentle cycle (cool or cold water). Hang to dry. Again, super easy. Sounds like a lot when I write it like this, but trust me I am a lazy person and this takes very little time to do all together.Overall,, these are so much better than I initially thought. I am so happy I made the switch. Bye bye sticky, stinky, disposable pads. Hello comfy, absorbable, easy to clean cloth pads!

Perfectas, absorben muy bien flujo moderado de los primeros días del ciclo que son los más abundantes. Se lavan muy fácil y no quedan manchadas y son bonitas y cómodas y el precio es lo mejor.

Útiles para no generar más basura, son cómodas y resisten varias horas igual que una toalla desechable, solo que estas no irritan, recomiendo usarlas con ropa interior que te ajuste bien para evitar movimientos.

Son cómodas, es un buen precio pero algo muy importante, la sangre si se ve por el otro lado, lo que quiere decir que podría llegar a manchar

sí funcionan, absorben bastante. Solo le doy 4 estrellas porque no quedan muy fijas es decir que podrían moverse con facilidad y ocasionar que tengas algún accidente. Las uso cuando no tengo planeado salir de casa o no planeo caminar mucho.

Son incómodas y gruesas.