Healthier You Disposable period products that most of us started out with are filled with lots of plastics, artificial fragrances, and a long list of chemicals that can be irritating and harmful. When you make the switch to our Reusable Lily Pads you will fall in love with the comfort they provide. You will no longer be exposing yourself to irritating chemicals in disposable pads and tampons. Click here to start having a comfier period! Happier Wallet Lily Pads are way more economical then compared to the cost of disposables over your menstruating years. On average we use 12,000 to 16,000 disposable pads and tampons over our lifetime. If you buy a box of 25 disposable pads at $8.00 a box...
5 Reasons You Should Switch to UnPaper Towels Lily Pads UnPaper Towels are lovingly handmade with super absorbent cotton flannel fabric in an assortment of prints. They are generously sized at approximately 12” x 12” and are sure to clean up any mess - big or small! UnPaper Towels are sustainable! Paper towels that are single use, made for one mess and that’s it! Tossed in the garbage bin to be sent to the landfill. UnPaper Towels on the other hand are durable cloths that can be used time and time again! You’ll Save Money One set of our UnPaper Towels cost only $12.99. If that sounds like a bit much, the cost will come back to you right away...
Are Your Pads Staining? If your worried about staining your Lily Pads I have a few solutions for you! You can always use our stain resistant Minky Pads or a darker colored pad. If cotton flannel and bamboo is your favorite here is some tips to treat stains. 1) Spray the stain with Hydrogen Peroxide. This is my go to method of stain removal. Not only for Lily Pads but bedsheets too - we all know the panic of a surprise period! Spray some peroxide on the stain and let it fizz. When the fizzing stops rinse with cold water (hot will set the stain), and wash as normal. 2) Natural stain remover bars. Simply wet the bar and rub on...
I rarely have to troubleshoot with my customers but when I do it seems to be the same issues from folks that are totally new to the cloth pad world. Luckily there are super easy solutions! Quick Fix #1: Because cloth pads have no adhesive on the back like disposables to hold them in place we have snaps instead. There are 2 options for the snaps and you might just need to have your pad on the tightest fitting snap. Quick Fix #2: Try snugger cotton underwear. If your undies are too loose you will most likely have problems with your pad moving on you. If your undies are made from something slippery and silky there is nothing to stabilize...
Wondering what makes our cloth pads so absorbent and how they can take on even the heaviest of flows? Let me tell you! Pantyliners are perfect for daily protection against discharge, the end of your period or if you suspect it may be arriving soon! Because our liners are for daily light protection we keep them super thin with a single layer of flannel in the middle, a flannel backer and your choice of bamboo, minky, or flannel for the topper. At 7” long and 2.5” wide these liners are slim and trim for a barely there feeling! Inside a moderate Lily Pad you will find a super absorbent layer of fabric called Zorb instead of a layer of flannel....
