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⌈ Secret Post #4343 ⌋

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Comments

Reusable pantyliners

[(Anonymous)]

Anyone have any experience with them?

Re: Reusable pantyliners

[ayebydan]

Yep. I don't get periods now cause I have an implant but I used them for two years before that. The clip on around your knickers really well. I did not have any experience of leaks. You can get all sizes and numerous thickness too. It does not feel as much like you are sitting in a puddle when you are on your heavy days and near a change. Your skin feels much better and there is no sticky bit catching hair if you don't shave. Most places that sell them also sell a wee pouch to roll a used one up and pop in. If you are able to it helps to rinse them off just after a change to get rid of most blood but if not they are fine to go in any coloured or dark wash and come out completely clean. Bonus of cool patterns and added cheer at the worst time of the months :).

Re: Reusable pantyliners

[morieris]

I had no idea this was a thing.

Re: Reusable pantyliners

[ayebydan]

They are really awesome and I would 100% back them

Re: Reusable pantyliners

[(Anonymous)]

I love them! I made my own using patterns on the internet and old t shirts for the liner part and nice quilting fabrics for the wings part. I made my first batch about six years ago when I switched to a cup and have never spent money on tampons or pads again. I have a few thicker pads for when my flow is slowing down and I don't want to wear the cup anymore. The first couple days I use the cup and thin pantyliners just in case I didn't seal it. My first cup cost me $55 but when I replaced it they'd come down a lot in price and the same cup cost me only $30 about a year and a half ago.

Re: Reusable pantyliners

[(Anonymous)]

I love them for lighter days. I buy mine in flannel and I totally forget I'm wearing them in a way I don't with disposables.

Party In My Pants sends you a free liner if you haven't tried before.