Sponsored by: Pink Lemonade
Hosted by: Momma Lew's Blog
Pink Lemonade offers women a reusable, hand made cloth menstrual pads. Like Sue, the WAHM who is the creator and owner of Pink Lemonade, I too have am a "fabric snob". Sue uses nothing but the very best products to create her pads. You will find pads and liners from 6 inches to 13 inches in fabrics like hand dyed Bamboo Velour, Soft Minky and Cotton Woven prints.
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Some of my favorite prints! |
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FRONT & BACK |
The back of the pad is made with a water resistant Windpro fleece that has an absorbent core of Bamboo fleece. I've seen bamboo to be a very absorbent fabric, as many of my friends swear by it with their cloth diapers. And I myself found this to be the case. Of course, when it comes to "that time of the month" you are always trying to protect your dignity and leaks are a source of concern for all women. The first time I used my new cloth pads, I just stayed around the house. I found them to be comfortable and non-irritating, another issue I have been having with disposables. They worked perfectly (although I really wasn't surprised).
They are very easy to care for, just rinse in cold water and wash and dry with cool temperatures. The wetbag is a good idea as well to hold your soiled pads until it is time to do the wash. Now that I have my stash starter, it's time for the expand! I think Pink Lemonade's prices are really very reasonable as well, especially compared to the very high costs of disposables! Sue has some pads last for over 8 years, so these are an investment that gets their money's worth for sure!
How would you like to start your own Mama Cloth Stash or add to yours? Win a $25 Gift Certificate to Pink Lemonade! Giveaway is open worldwide to readers 18+, one entry per household. Enter through the Giveaway Tools below.
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1 comment
Crazy that you posted this! I cloth diaper but had never heard of mama cloth until very recently. I am quite intrigued myself. I've been doing research on this specifically the last week. I've even thought of trying to sew up some of my own! My sewing machine and I have a love/hate relationship though lol.
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