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Price: $13.99
(as of Oct 30, 2025 00:51:35 UTC – Details)
B0894D64C5, Colors: Mixed randomly prints
Package: 5PC Menstrual Cloth Pads + 1pc Mini Wet Bag
Size: Approx. 17 * 32cm
Material:
Inside layer: 1 layer Organic Bamboo Microfleece Fiber
Absorbent layer: 2 layer microfibe
Outer layer: 1 layer Waterproof printed PUL
Notes:
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Reviewer: Crawford
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Endometriosis Friendly!
Review: I have endometriosis and just started looking into products that I can buy to make that time of the month easier. These are PERFECT for a heavy period and they honestly don’t slip around all that much, especially if you use the second snap. I was nervous at first because I thought I would bleed off the back, but I can honestly say that hasn’t been an issue due to the absorbency of these pads. I was also surprised by the feeling of the pad once I wore it. I was expecting a much bulkier feeling, yet these were much less noticeable than the disposable pads I used to wear. I love that each pack is like a mystery because all the designs are super cute, even if you don’t see them while using them, it’s just a perk. All in all, they’re not super high quality when it comes to material and stitching, but for the price, I’m not going to complain at all. Love these so much and would totally order again!Update after a few months use: These are still going strong! I have over 20 of these pads and I machine wash them in warm water with some vinegar to keep them soft. I hang dry them and they still absorb every bit as well as when I first started using them. The second snap still keeps from slipping and I can sleep overnight worry-free! They’re very comfortable for my endo and can take the heavy bleeding days, so I’m still not going to complain. They’re holding up well!
Reviewer: Nicole Erwin
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Great Product.
Review: Love these. Comfortable. Easy to use and clean. Very absorbent and very few leaks.
Reviewer: Evelyn W.
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: They’re not for moderate incontinency
Review: They were comfortable against my skin, easy to use, they stayed in placeThe front was not long enough , I had to use a small pad to help with lengthening the front. They do not stay dry on top layer
Reviewer: Michelle
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Very absorbent but not long enough
Review: These are the best reusable pads I’ve tried! They absorb more quickly than the charcoal ones I have, and although the absorbent material does continue onto the flaps securing them to the underwear, I’ve never had these leak in that way. I have had other brands do that, though. I think the sewn border around the edge of the pad helps direct the flow forward/backward instead of down the side flaps.I do prefer these over the charcoal pads because these allow me to see/monitor my flow to know when to change pads; I tend to have the charcoal ones leak more because I can’t tell when they’re almost full since I can’t see how much they’ve absorbed already.The only cons I have with these are that they do stain a teeny bit, even with oxiclean etc., and I wish they were like 2 or 3 inches longer in the back because I have a large booty which means there’s more real estate to cover back there in terms of crack length compared to most women 😅. I have to wear these with period underwear because they don’t catch the few drops that inevitably end up in the back due to insufficient length. HOWEVER, at 5 for $14 they are definitely very cost efficient!I am very happy that I switched to cloth pads from disposables; with disposables I had debilitating cramps and had to take ibuprofen the first 4 days of my period just to be able to function or eat at all. With these, I do still have some cramping but it is SOOOO much less intense and I haven’t had to take ibuprofen at all during any of my last 3 periods since switching! I wish this had been an option 20 years ago when I started having periods instead of having to take ibuprofen all those years!
Reviewer: LA
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Not for heavy incontinence or periods
Review: I purchased this product for urinary incontinent. I rarely have extreme incontinence. It’s more of a dibbling problem. Look it up dribbling is a medical term. I purchased the extra longs.Positive points: the product is beautifully made.The pads are very soft and don’t cause any irritation.I hated disposable pads as it seems so wasteful.Negative: the pads do move a bit just enough for the pad to get stuck in areas.I think the bag is way too small. If you’re using it for period or heavy incontinence wrapping it up tiny is going to be almost impossible without getting ick on your hands.Suggestion: including two bags one to carry extra clean pads and one for dirty would be really nice.bigger bags.
Reviewer: louisianagal
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Reusable incontinence pads
Review: I would give this item a zero if I could. They’re made of shiny material and they slip all over your panties and will not stay in place.
Reviewer: A. Post
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Absolutely love these!!!
Review: I see mixed reviews so I have to share how much I love this product. As a 60 year old who has bladder leaks when laughing, coughing or sneezing, I’ve been wearing a liner daily for a couple years. But these are so much better! They’re sot and comfortable. I hardly notice them when walking, sitting, or even when doing Pilates. The best part is that they don’t produce tat “down there” odor! After several hours with a store panty liner, I felt like I smelled like a nursing home. Withers these washable liners.,,. No odor at all! Do they move around? Yes, when I’m using the restroom, but I find they stay in place once I pull up the underwear and whatever else I’m wearing. Highly recommend!!
Reviewer: Lori Jacobs
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: SO much more comfortable than disposables! Does the job.
Review: I seem to have sensitive skin “down there”. Wearing disposable pads- as leak protection with tampons- always made me uncomfortable and prone to soreness. Towards the end of my fertile years I finally found cloth alternatives for that and it made a huge difference. Fast forward 10 years post-menopause and, well, we all get older! So I bought these for the OTHER kind of leak protection. Thankfully that’s still pretty rare, but time will march on. I actually prefer cloth also because I work to minimize my contribution to landfills, but the comfort and lack of “adult diaper rash” of these is at least as valuable.These, like my previous small menstrual leak ones, wash beautifully w/o stains or odor. I rinse first of course, but then put them in a mesh laundry bag in a regular load and hang dry. No major hassle.
Reviewer: Yzf
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I have been looking for this particular type of washable pads for a while, as the other online stores stopped selling them because of the increased shipping cost and increased administration fee on the other website due to the pandemic. Personally I prefer this type white cotton towel like terry cloth inner layer ones more than those grey micro fleece fabric ones. Since the inner layer is white, it’s much easier to monitor the colour and status of your period, which it is actually very important for personal health checks!PROs:- Fast absorbency compared to the micro fleece ones.- Less moisture trapped between the skin & the pad, feel much dryer compared to the micro fleece ones.- The wide cutting design at the back of the pad helped to prevent back leaking, and less visible from outside of my pants.- The price is reasonable and affordable.- The patterns came in random, but the ones I have are quite cute.- The parcel arrived within three weeks. Parcels from other sellers (that are not shipped from Amazon warehouse directly) usually took a bit longer to arrive. So I am happy with the fast delivery.CONS:- Just like other menstrual pads (both washable or disposable ones), there’s a slight chance of side leaking during super heavy flow day while sleeping on your side. I recommend using tampon or moon cup/divacup and use these pads as backup during heavy flow.- Might show a bit of stain after wash if you didn’t pre-soak them before wash.TIPs:- DO NOT USE Hot water to soak or wash your dirty pads! Or you won’t be able to get the stains off.- Use Oxiclean detergent powder with lurk warm water to pre-soak them overnight before putting into washing machine. My older pads still look as good as new, and still look white with the help of Oxiclean.- Personally I won’t recommend putting the pads into the dryer for drying, if you want your pads to last longer.- This set 5 pads set will only last you for one day, so you will be needing more than 2-3 sets (if you plan to wash them everyday plus without using the dryer).I will update more later. Hope these pads are as good as the old ones I have.
Reviewer: Girl
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Soft & comfy, thank you
Reviewer: Leluke27
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Useful and Handy and can be used in multiple different ways
Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: I’ve been using reusable pads for somewhere around ~5 yrs now. I’ve tried different types/materials, and I have to say that while the fleece ones are more absorbent, these bamboo ones are plenty absorbent enough for the heaviest days! I feel like I can breathe better down there with bamboo, and the material is much softer.I feel like there are some real learning curves with reusable pads. I’m sure some people have figured out how to keep white ones like this stain-free, but I haven’t quite got there yet. I wish they had made them a darker colour so staining wouldn’t be so obvious, but at the end of the day, who’s really going to see it other than me? My husband MAYBE, but other than him no one. In my experience these don’t do well with stain treatments. Yes oxiclean can get the staining out 100%, but I’ve found it degrades something about the fabric. The tiny loops end up crunchy and eventually they just fall off completely. I ended up having to throw away my old pads and get new ones because of this, as they were just so scratchy and irritating after having used stain treatments.There’s also the issue of smell. I never used to have issues with smell when we lived in the city and had municipal water, but with well water I started experiencing issues pretty quick. I used to be able to just toss them in a bucket to dry until my period was done, then throw them in the wash like normal laundry and never had any smells. I had to change that up a bit with well water, as that routine created smells almost instantly. Now, I only wear pads for a max of 4-6h even if they’re barely filled up, then rinse really well with cold water (to minimize staining), and into a bucket with 50% water 50% vinegar. I leave them to soak in the vinegar water until I’ve gone through them all, and then I wash them all together. So far so good!
Reviewer: SonataDeLuna
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Breathable and decently absorbent. Harder to get rid of stains than the black ones (but the white lining doesnt feel as hot on the skin), though adding some oxyclean to the wash usually does the trick
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