Reusable Cloth Female Hygiene Products. Should You Be Using These?
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In this video, I'll have explained in details about reusable menstrual products which includes cloth pads, period panties or period underwear along with reusable inserts and inter labia pads.
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I hope you liked this video on reusable cloth female hygiene products .
Thank you so much for watching,
Ishpreet
#femalehygiene #menstruation #reusablesanitarypads
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world is moving in circle. it's going back to when it started .our ancestors earlier used cotton and cloth pads. than new technologies came and we start using different methods and now we are going back to old method.
Please read Ecclesiastes 1 : 9
in the Bible ❤ 🥰
I think if not feasible to use for whole period cycle, we can opt for it for partial time... During heavy bleeding days- disposable sanitary pads; normal or light bleeding days- reusable pads.
At least some reduction on part of everyone of us. 😁
I rarely comment on any videos.But i will now as i am so impressed with your way of spreading awareness . I have been using cotton pads for 6 months now though i didnot try soch pads yet i bought previous ones from different website . I am very happy. I started using them with the fact that I would like to conserve the nature and earth which is getting so much polluted by so many plastic pads used by billions of women world wide every single day..I am happy that I have changed my approach.Every women should know about better options available from plastic ones.. I loved your video. so informative and detailed. You are doing great work. i am subscribing 😊.
Hey can u please clear my doubt 🤗😊 How do u change cloth pads in public?
@@explorewiththebees6476 Sister u can take a bag nd an extra cloth pad with u nd put that used cloth pad in that bag...... Nd use another clean pad.....
@@meerinsha2201 ok dear. But it is not so hygienic to keep the used pad na. If it's home we can wash immediately so that bacteria won't spread na
@@explorewiththebees6476 But the sanitary pads are more harmful..... Dear..... We can wash cloth pads wd dettol... ☺️
Great video from your side Ishpreet to create awareness about female intimate hygiene and sustainable environment in a very elegant way..As a user of cloth pads I must say they r super comfortable unlike the disposable pads that cause rashes..Yes, I agree it gets tough to change and carry at work or during long journeys.So I suggest switch to these eco friendly pads and use the disposable ones when it’s not possible to use the cloth ones.. Last but not least there is nothing gross about washing the pad with ur own menstrual blood.. Stay free from the guilt of dumping lot of waste on this planet!!!
Thank you for this video. have used reusable cloth menstrual pads for about 2.5 years now. In my case I made my own using a free pattern and tutorials from Amy Nix (via her Facebook group and RUclips channel). I use flannel on the top, a hidden full layer with the absorbent core sewn to it which is also made from flannel, a hidden full layer of PUL (polyeurothane) knit fabric which has a waterproof layer on 1 side to make it leak proof, and the bottom layer is made from cheap anti pill fleece. For closure I use plastic Kam snaps on the pad wings. They are very easy to use make and have used both new fabrics and upcycled fabrics from around my house. To transport I carry 2 small compact leak proof cosmetic bags, which I wash along with my pads (1 bag for clean pads, the other for soiled ones). Washing is very simple. To avoid stains I rinse right away (if at home) or as soon as I get home. I store the pads in a leak proof container filled with water with oxi clean dissolved in the water. To wash, I simply run one rinse cycle first, then fill the washer tub with water for another rinse cycle and add 2 tablespoons of bleach (specifically the kind that kills 99.9% of bacteria) and leave the washer lid up to let the pads soak for 8 hours or overnight. Then in the morning I let rinse cycle finish. Then I add detergent and run 1 regular wash cycle in hot water. After which I put more clothing and laundry in the washer for a second regular wash cycle followed by going into the dryer. It sounds very intensive but it's actually not once you get used to it and since I do this overnight and first thing in the morning as I start my day, it barely takes any time. For those who don't want such an involved routine, simply put the pads through 1 regular wash cycle with hot water and this will be sufficient. This is just my personal preference for sanitization and to prevent/ minimize stains. Even with stains, the cloth pads are still sanitary after washing! This is just my personal preference.
When we go out,Can we use wet bags to put used cloth pads?
I totally agree with the cotton fabric and environment friendly part but these don't seem to be practical for several reasons: Soaking and washing them, u need around 5 pads per day so in case you are working, u have to bring these back to wash which means carrying around 2-3 (first clean then dirty) pads in bag and after coming to home when u wash them and wait till next morning to dry them in sunlight, u would need another 5 pads for that day as well! So one needs to own atleast 10-12 such pads. Also, cleaning can be handled but drying them out in open is not easily possible. just a thought..
yes, you will need around 10-12 pads, but then these pads will last you for 4-6 years.. you can also tumble dry them in washing machine in low heat setting.
For those using the menstrual cup they act as panty liners to catch the overflow on the heaviest days. Otherwise as suggested they can be used on the last 2 days when there's only spotting and you don't feel like having a drynet pad giving you rashes.
If you don't like them, don't use them! And leave alone everybody else who came here for information.
Washing is doable, but drying them out in the open seems little intimidating.
But using this with menstrual cup seems better option.
Thanks for the information.
some people need to stop with the “ewww just use a menstrual cup” not all of us are comfortable/able to use internal products and we’re doing the best we can to be nice to the environment!! what do y’all want!!
Soacking cloth pads for 20 mins and then drying out in the open
..you have to be careful if you have other family members sharing the washroom.
If I change pads outside / working place / unisex toilets ... Where can I keep it and it will be difficult to bring it home... Right?
Hygiene and You Thank you
In foreign they give a leakproof pouch in whch one can store used pad
According to me Use zip lock bag
Wow this was very useful and you've cleared almost every query anyone would have about these things. Great job! I've been thinking of switching to more Eco friendly means of dealing with periods but like you said it's because of the fear of additional work I am not able to make the shift. But it's the dire need of today if we want to save the world we live in. Please keep doing more such videos. It needs lot of confidence to talk so openly about periods on a video channel. Kudos to you!
Great job. ..very informative
It's old Time cotton clothes hack our ancestors used. With new packaging
Totally agree
I have used cloth pads it very difficult to hide them in front of our family after washing secondly these pads are not good to absorb period clots and mucus . They make rashes and acne specially in summer. And let me tell u that most of our local village women are using these pads and want to get away from them. The best is menstrual cups . One cup lasts upto 15 years. New technology is for our use and we should admire it by using it not by going again backword.
I have tried cloth pads of another company last year , they are good for absorbing only normal flow.
in short v all r coming back to olden days 🤣
Could you please cut open one of these pads to show what's exactly in there.. I mean the micro fiber absorbent..
Yes, there is microfiber cloth under that.... which is not good.
U r so good that I'm lacking words to appreciate ur videos day day by day! I wish to see a diy of the cape u r wearing, plz do consider my request😍
Thanks a lot Raksha :) ; will definitely consider it
exactly. would love to see that
hw to find out own size of it
Hello di ....this video is very much informative ...as being teen we get so much confused wht to do n wht not to i get allot information watching ur video..i just have one request to make a video for removal of pubic hair especially we indian woman doesnot get proper informaion about this ....love u allot ❤
Sure, Shikha :)
Even the thought of washing and reusing the period blood soaked products makes me puke! Hell no!
Give it a try before you assume that. All the blood gets removed just by soaking the pads in cold water
Slick and Natty id rather use biodegradable pads
try menstrual cup
@@slickandnatty what about the blood stains?
But it may lead to cancer if we use sanitary pads. Using this is far better than getting cancer.
Hello Ishpreet!! I wish to see a video on diy sanitary napkin pouch . Hope to see it soon ......tq
I used soch pad today for the 1st time and I absolutely loved it. It didn't leak at all and its super soft After wearing it the commercial sanitary pad seem very uncomfortable. I am going order full kit.Also i bought ecofemms pad.that is also very good but soch is much better
How much ever u wash, the microscopic bacterium still would remain hence it’s best to use one time use pads. It’s more hygienic.
Beaulah Bhakre disposable pads and tampons are not sterile either you know... A cloth pad is just as clean as underwear as long as its washed right
You are doing great job Ishpreeth. Thank you so much for this information. I will definitely share this with all of my friends.
Dear, you are so nice in explaining and exploring us new intimate solutions. Your videos are amazing and useful. 🤗
I live in modern era but trust me i don’t use any sanitary pads…i use only cotton pads as i have highly sensitive skin…
Why doesn't the government promote these????
Such a good informative video can also have dislikes....
Wow😒😑😑
I have heard about period panties so many times. I am so glad they will be able in India now! Thank you for making this video 🙏
Hello didi... Really loved ur video and hence felt like commenting... I think people must be made aware of this product.... As a medical student i knew the pros and cons of using disposable pads but i dint have any option since i dint know of these products... So i guess the knowledge of these products should be spread otherwise even though people wanting to stop using disposable pads would not do so since they dont know of these products available in the market as an alternative.... Thank you once again 😊
Ishu Di, thanks for posting this video. I did know about clothpads from a long time, and I wanted to use them. But I didn't know that they were available in India. Now after watching this, I'll definitely use them. This is the least we can do to reduce the amount of pollution caused due to sanitary pads. Thank you so much for this video Di! :) All the very best for your future!! Hope you succeed a lot! :)
Good info. Even Dia Mirza is promoting organic pads. We really need to care for our environment. Thanks for sharing.
Very gud information n u have broughtUr channel to another level by providing very useful info .great work DD ..Great wrk 👌👌👌 Congo dear 😍
This video is very informative.. But I personally don't like the idea of reusable pads.. I mean who hv this extra time to wash these stained pads.. One have to sock for 20 mins before washing.. The container in which it will be saoked will get dirty.. I even can't even think of washing a pad.. But the leak proof panty is just awesome.. It will protect from unwanted stains, and one can feel free at the time of menstrual cycle with this leak proof panty..
Hi ishpreet, I actually saw your female hygiene products video and I didn't think again to subscribe to your channel
This is another useful info that you are sharing do such videos
I like these videos rather than styling dresses
Still you are doing a very good job here
Keep it up dear
I will be untouched from these informations if you were not on RUclips.. 😊😊😊😍 thanks a lot mam
neha amrawat i agree ahe is one of a kind and how original and unadulterated she is .love her💓 . also i have made a video on a new year eves lookbook that is wearable and within 1000 rs .would love if you go through it
Thk u for knowing about these products and plz make a video about chemical peels with Dr.divitha
Machine wash will destroy the absorbent in cloth pads. Waste of money!
How will you store the blood stained pads till the time you reach home from work.. Won't it stink?
Apoorva Shenoy Exactly!
Isn't one supposed to change pads after 4-5 hours? Do they not know normal working hours are 6-8 hours + commute? Should one carry the heavily blooded pads with them then? These are meant for women who just stay at home!
Apoorva Shenoy You can store them in a dry place... That way, they won't stink. After you reach home, soak them all night and then wash them in the morning. I don't know correctly, but there are certain settings in a washing machine under which you can wash the clothpad so that it will stay intact for a long time. There are videos available on youtube to show how to wash them in a machine. And also, if you are a working woman, there is something called a dry bag which is made up of a material through which the pads won't stink. So you can just put your used pads in that bag and just store it in your handbag. And moreover, you'll mostly change 1-2 times a day, when you're at work. So it won't occupy a lot of space either.
All have a valid point here Actually, this is equally new as a thought to consider just like menstrual cup. So the skeptical view is definite to come. Thanks Vaishnavi Miriyala for the info but I feel, soaking overnight can be a problem for many. Many resorted to pads from cloth due to efficiency and non washing or soaking. Having a shift again in mindset and actions will take a gradual time. :)
Apurva S I agree, everyone has their own preferences... :)
Think about other scenarios like night outs, hiking and camping. These will not come handy!
It's new information.. really helpful 4 all girls..keep informing..nice👍😇
I will share vdo with my frnds..👍👍👍
Very useful info..For sure will give a try..thanks dhi..
It was totally new for me n yaa for many of us. Very informative. I appreciate the effrot of conveying the content so perfectly.
Thank You for such an informative and detailed videos. Very few videos or blogs are available in India. Amazing job!! Superliked this one.👍🏻
Really very helpful.. And u are amazing... The way u explained things... A big thumbs up👍
Looks like these are made of the same materials... or at least materials similar to those that are used in the bed pads we use under the children & the sick to protect the bed. They are washable & each lasts for at least 1 year,or longer. I am in the USA & use these in the hospitals, as the plastic & rubber pads used to protect the beds were not doing a very good job, & the patients were getting skin breakdowns & rashes from them
di plzzzz btaiye purani cotton sari ka reuse karna btaiye plllzzzz
So many options are available now a days.... thanks a lot for sharing this information...
These pads n panty are d best !!!!👌🏻 Using them from 4 months !!!! Better than any other I can say !!! The material is very good 👍🏻😊
Pragathi Abhinay is this can be used for heavy flow??
Jyoti Dubey yes I use the regular one's and not d petite one's, there's difference !! As I have heavy flow n given birth n going be !!! In that you get post-partum pads which can be used by people who have heavy flow !!! But I'll be using this after my delivery. And the panty is a life saver. 😊
Pragathi Abhinay Thank you for valuable reply 😊
Jyoti Dubey my pleasure😊
Pragathi Abhinay what about blood stains on the cloth
I like your video regarding the hygiene in the intimate days and also it helps us to sustain and the earth naturally.
Very useful info mam..a great help. And also highly appreciable n innovative idea by Soch
Is it hygiene? Because as you said it is re usable, so what's the guarantee of hygiene and germs free..?
Hope dis comes to d market pretty soon... so dat everybody will b able to buy it... thnx fr d video dr...👍
Wow.. this is so beautiful idea. Really can't imagine...
Yes u did gave us this new and best information....
Very informative !!! thank u. I even bought a few using your discount code
This is unique, and this is the reason that we are waiting for your videos..😍😍
Kya aap bata sakte hai jaise top apne pehna hai uski andar hum kya wear kar sakte qk kuch kuch tops bahot transparent hote hai and kabh kabh samaj nah ata..please
After watching this video i had buy the cloth pad and panty..
I used it, it is very good feeling..
Thanks to share this with us..
But i have some querries for washing process...
I soaked cloth pads in a bucket for 30 mins then i use my fingers and mild soap to wash them
One question is which are mild soaps we can use to wash this?
Then i keep then in sunlight to dry..
But my second question is should i use "semi-autimatic washing machine's dry compartment" to dry them quickly...?
U look so pretty in this video😍😍...this video is so informative thank you
Reusable cloth pads are good idea but according to me menstrual cups are even better
Really worth watching. Hey why dont you do a video on hair removal. Which is the best and hygienic way to do it.
this video is more interesting than previous female hygiene products' video..liked it
You make things easily understandable
A nice and helping video.
Keep it up!
Litrelly you are doing very well😍the things which we even dont knw you are hlping us in knowing such things, jst doing amazing job💐
Very useful info...bt the only inconvenient thing is how to store d used pads for washing! especially during long working hours....
you can fold the pad with the help of snap button (so the blood is inside) it will not leak as all the blood is absorbed very well on the inside layer. then you can keep in any plastic zip lock bag or travel leak proof bags that come for this purpose. when you reach home, soak the pad in cold soapy water for 2-8 hours, all blood will come out. then wash like you wash your underwear - machine or by hand.
Xplained so well.....never knew about d last product u mentioned
Thanku for the information . Can u plz share the skincare regime u follow and also the makeup you have applied for this video .
I just have a query....is the leaf like pad or tampon as shown in ur earlier video safe to use in case the girls are unmarried
Thank you something which every women should know
keep up the good work !!!!
I just love to hear you...u have such a soothing voice..😍😘😘
Thank you ishpreeth for sharing such a useful video.On which site can I use the code.
You are doing something good for us. Even unique than others. Thanks.❤
Thank you ... for giving such a great information!!
You are most welcome; glad you liked :)
Glad to have subscribed to ur channel...thnks for such informative video!! V rarely discuss abt menstrual hygiene n products in our day to day life. U have been amazing!! Thnks a lot 🤗🤗
neha vishnoi very true...
Thanks a lot for leaving this note pf appreciation Neha; means a lot
These would be thick and can be visible in jeans.
Your video are just awesome and very usable except nothing.... And I will definitely try this out thank you soo much
Very very very useful information u r the best di
even now there r some godforsaken places on earth where disposable sanitary napkins r not available, one has to put up wid cloth napkins.
Where will I get these pads? Can you please suggest me? It's hard to find these pads n local stores n I dnt knw whether these are available online..so pls suggest where should I buy ?
Amazing information u provided..I was not knowing this at all..
+whispering flute Glad to know you found this useful 😊
You are doing a great job. Your videos are really helpful. Thankyou
I have experienced that cloth pads changes place in the panties with my movements.
Thank you so much for this wonderful info! Will definitely give a try. 👍
Thank you so much for this video! This is really helpful for us
I have a question does it absorbes quikly?? Or it takes time?😰 Bcoz it feels vry irritating when it doesn't absorbes quickly 😟😖plzz rply
Thank you so much for guiding us. you always made helpful videos..
The video is informative but i personally dont like washing such kinda pads.. I mean reusing the same cloth for ur periods i seriously cant even imagine this... Still gud video..
bharti official yes same here..I can't imagine it even..blood everywhere..shits 😫
bharti official I feel the same... Also, drying them is another challenge....
bharti official ...me too... it is so irritating!!😵😵😵😵😵😵😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😨😨😨😨😩😩😩😩😩😩
I wish that I had cloth pads a wet bags because all of the types of the disposable pads give me insanely painful rashes down there
Agree, washing cloth pads is messy. I ll feel disgusted seeing blood all around n the blood stain doesn't fade easily 😢!!
Great video
I never heard n know about these pads before this video
I will definitely buy it in future when I will gt chance to buy
you can order online.
Yall with question on how to wash/store/hide check out channel "precious stars" here on youtube, the girl is amazeballs about explaining all this and being straightforward and open.
I have white discharge so I want to use cloth panti liner daily please tell me the type
But what about for the working women's how they will wash as they carry pads n use it n d used one dispose it because they don't have time to change in every 4-6hrs do u have any solution for that
Thank you for helping Indian womens by making such informative videos....after watching Ur last video , I started using tampons..and it works really and I feel comfortable....also tat pee buddy urinal pack .....thank a lot again
After a couple of use it will become stained, and even more infectious, because it doesn't have any sanitizing procedure or uv Ray treatment ,it's a waste
UV treatment? Then wat about drying in sunlight, which is the best UV treatment
Hey..!
Well to be honest im still confused about this pad. Like how many pads will be there in a box... Underwear is stain proof.. Are the made for heavy flow? Well i checked the website the its also confusing... Can you help please?
such a helpful video...thanx Slick n natty😃
Very nicely explained by u.. Thanku for such a detailed explanation. I m inspired to visit soch website now
Thanks dear its really great information u have shared
Keep up the good work👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
thank you very much for such a useful video
I was actually looking forward for something like this in the market but didn't find any n using cloth was not a good idea for me but "Sonch" thanks for introducing something very very useful for all the women through out the globe without causing any health issues and helping saving our planet n people health too
Thank u for making this video dii....love ur videos & also im a new subscriber of ur channel...
I was looking for cloth pads.I saw these in Sri Lanka in 2013.But cudnt find these in India.I always get rashes by using Whisper but have to use as there is no choice.
Hi..well explained and good information..but d problem of washing n drying these pads is tedious n also when u have to change vn u r outside carrying d used pad is going to be very difficult..
Hygiene and You thanks for the details..
U r doing really amazing job
Knowing so many new things which r useful for a girl
Thanks for doing this kind of videos n providing information
Thanks a lot for the encouragement Aruna :)
thank u di for this info,just one ques -can't we get these pads from shops
Glad to know about new information...thank you
You are welcome :)