I switched to cloth for the environment and for the health benefits, I stay with cloth for the comfort!

If you think cloth pads are bulky or uncomfortable FORGET IT! Breathable organic fabrics keep you dry and comfortable.

No shifting or bunching and no adhesive means no more OUCH!

Why go Cloth?

One of the reasons that you put cloth on your baby is because you know how much softer it is for them. How about you? If you hate disposable pads you'll love cloth. I've tried just about every pad out there, and most didn't pass my test. They had to be comfortable, a big must. No shifting, or twisting. They had to be absorbant, and prevent leakage. They had to be easy to care for, and come out of the wash wearable, NO IRONING REQUIRED! Who has time to iron maxi pads? And if they are made from organic fabrics then they are even better for the planet!

Going Cloth can be a bit confusing. How many pads will I need, which kind to buy and how to care for them. Let's keep it simple.  Our pads are designed with the modern women in mind. Comfort and style...and they work! Read on to discover how easy cloth is. You'll find it's easier than going to the store to buy more pads and you'll save money too.

        How many pads will I need?

Every woman's cycle varies, but most women will need 8-12 pads per cycle. In general if you use 8 disposable pads....you will use 8 cloth pads.  We recommend starting with 2 regular pads (each comes with 2 extra liners) a couple mini pads and a long pad for night time or heavy flow.  If you have more questions about purchasing pads please drop us a line.

How do I care for my cloth pads?

Cloth pads wash up easily in the washing machine.  Used pads can be put in a bucket or small laundry basket,  or in our soaker jar until washing day. You can soak them in water if you like with a little bit of eco friendly laundry soap. When you're ready to wash them simply put them in the washer on cold or warm wash and rince cycle.  Dry on low to med heat.  It's that easy!

Dangers of Disposables

We're all aware of the dangers of toxins in our food, homes and work places, but how about your feminine care products?  Tampons have been associated with TSS (toxic shock syndrome) and the fibers that are used to make disposable pads often cause irritation or allergic reactions. Cloth pads don't contain chemicals or allergy causing fibers.

Think about the Planet

Now how about Mama Earth? The average women will use 10,000 pads in her life time.  They all end up in landfills taking a VERY long time to decompose. Eeww! By using cloth you save trees, water, and so on. And don't forget how soft and comfy cloth is.