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Didn't know that. Do they have washable and reuseable nursing pads, too?Recidiva said:GladRags sells them, along with washable organic cotton pads, if you want some backup.
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Didn't know that. Do they have washable and reuseable nursing pads, too?Recidiva said:GladRags sells them, along with washable organic cotton pads, if you want some backup.
entitled said:Didn't know that. Do they have washable and reuseable nursing pads, too?
Very cool.Recidiva said:I'm not sure. If they don't, though, they probably know someone who does.
entitled said:Instead of buying throw away feminine products every month, either make your own (thick pads of flannel sewn to shape work well) and wash them or get a product such as a moon cup or diva cup. They're little silicone thingies. Mine cost about $40 with cost of shipping, but i haven't had to buy another product since.
You're welcome.cricketbug said:My divacup was the best thing i've bought.
here's a link to a site showing how to make your own feminine products, if you're handy that way.
http://www.sleepingbaby.net/jan/index.html?Baby/fleece.html