Re-usable pads question

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The smell I was referring to is the smell that results from the chemical reaction between the absorbent materials in the pads themselves, the bleach used to make them white and pretty, the plastic backing and the menstrual fluid.
As for the smell with cloth- there is none, because there is nothing adverse for it to react to.

As for a separate wash- why? People mention that all the time, that they would have to have a separate wash, which isn’t true. There is nothing nasty about the pads, and nothing from the pads gets on anything else. The rinse bucket that the pads sit in takes care of anything that may come out of the pads.

But to each their own. But don’t knock it til you try it.
I was going to say this. You rinse the pads in a bucket and then wash them with your regular load. Actually I was planning on washing them with my towels which need to be washed anyway because of my period.

Brenda V.
 
I have been using Cotton washcloths for 3 years now. I love it. I personally have a problem with using non biodegradable disposable items.

I do wash mine separately from the rest of the family laundry is that I have 2 young men to be in the house who would just be weirded out.

Crystal
 
Just got back from JoAnnes with flannel, PLU and snaps.

Gonna make some faux Lunas. Anyone interested in one or two? PM me!
 
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