10PCS 14 Inch Overnight Cloth Reusable Washable Menstrual Pads Sanitary Pads

This product works as intended. It’s nice to have less waste resulting from normal bodily functions.Pro tip: rinse and step on them in the shower until the water runs clear. Then ring it out really well and hang it to dry until ready to do laundry, or hand wash with a little bit of Dawn detergent, rinse, ring it out well and hang it up.My husband does put these in the dryer if he does the wash. Since he does the laundry much more often than I do, these are getting dried quite often. They last years despite that abuse. The failure is eventually the snaps.One more tip: get a small wet bag to store the used ones in for times when you cannot immediately rinse them.

Great for heavy flow. Stays in place. Cute and stylish. Not too bulky. Disguises odor pretty well. Comfortable. Perfect amount of pads for average 5 day menstruation cycle. Easy to clean. Get them!

Okay so let me warn y’all, I am an over sharer lol. I am a strictly pad person. Tampons are just way to damned uncomfortable for me personally so I don’t stick anything up there that shouldn’t be stuck up there lol. My sons girlfriend showed me these and I was of course skeptical about them…. A pad that you can use all day??? Like what and you DON’T throw it away…. That’s just weird but I was so intrigued I searched Amazon. I am a very heavy flow and “Flo” likes to travel… and make a huge mess!!! The first cycle I used them I was so impressed, during the day I didn’t even feel them! Usually I would change my pad 3 or 4 times a day, but with this!?!? Wtf man I wanna know where these have been all my life. The first night…. That is usually a blood bath when I wake up the pad moves around looses its grip…. It’s just a very literal bloody nightmare. With these….. ladies, I woke up went potty and did not have to clean the seat!!!! That has never happened when I’m on my cycle. I usually have to clean the toilet seat every time I go potty. I figured okay, I could get used to this!!! So, my second cycle…. I drove to visit my mom, she lives 8 hours away from me. That’s a long drive when you are bleeding lol. My children and I left at 7 am got there around 3 or 4, we had to stop for lunch. Got to my mothers house around 5ish. It was incredible, nothing overflowed nothing went up my butt crack, it didn’t feel like I was wearing a diaper. I couldn’t believe it! These are my new best friend! I love these things so much. Oh, and I rinse mine out then put them in the washer (alone) and dry them in the dryer on medium I have zero complaints and trust I can complain about anything lol.

They are a good value and wash well. However they do move around d a little bit because the back is slippery. The snaps seem really nice and sturdy

Omgoodness these are great I love them very comfortable

I am a morbidly obese teenager and I always have problems with disposable pads during my periods. 1. They are never long enough because my period always travels to my butt crack also and I always stain my underwear. 2. They never stay in place and cause additional staining, even when I wear one in the front and one in the back for extra protection. 3. They are even more annoying to put on when I just got out of the shower and my big legs are wet and it folds the pad as I am pulling everything on. I absolutely hate them.I decided to try these out because I wanted to help our environment and lower my waste production, and I was hoping they would be better than the disposable ones.... and they are! They stay in place, and I had absolutely no problem putting them after a shower. My period still travels all the way back and stains my underwear but I guess I shouldn’t have expected these to stop that, but they do help this situation a bit because they are pretty long. I think I would need period panties for this problem, but they are a bigger investment and these pads will do for the time being. They are also very comfortable, clean, and dry. I actually felt cleaner with them than with disposable pads. Usually with disposable pads, when I would use the restroom I could smell the blood, but with these their is no blood smell. In conclusion, this is a great purchase and I would recommend it to everybody!I would like to add that I recommend a wet bag. I didn’t purchase a wet bag and just kept them in a open plastic grocery bag in the restroom, and, while it didn’t stink up the restroom, the bag itself was smelly after I washed everything else and using plastic bags would basically defeat my purpose of reducing waste.

They do absorb a lot. I've used them for bladder leaks and my period. They just don't stay put as well as i would like. Also, even thoroughly rinsing them out before washing in hot water, a few have held odors.

I am in my 70’s and unfortunately have incontinence. With the price of pads going up, I decided to try these even though they seemed rather expensive. But, if they worked I figured they would be well worth the price. I got them a few days ago, washed them in the washing machine (using hot water), dried them in the dryer. I was surprised that there was No Shrinking. I have been using them for about a week now and have washed them several times. Here is what I have found so far.Pros: 1) they don’t bunch up like pads do 2) they seem to stay in place 3) they hold a lot of urine 4) they are easy to clean 5) they are very comfortable 6) No Shrinkage when washed and driedCons: 1) I would prefer Velcro or something else to the snaps, which are sometimes a little hard to get undone. So I just snap one instead of the two. Probably with use they’ll be easier to get undone. 2) doesn’t come with a pouch to put used ones In.With that said. I would highly recommend these pads, whether for the monthly Unwanted Friend (menstrual period) or for incontinence!

Have had these over a year now. Here are my pros and cons, but overall I'm very satisfied with this purchase. I don't regret getting them and I use them monthly for (heh) the monthlies.Pros:-saves money on disposable pads, good for the environment (because less waste)-non-intrusive, just like disposable pads-these 14inch ones are long enough that I don't need to worry about them leaking while I sleep-cute designs (I tend to use the designs I like less on the heavy days, just as a personal quirk, haha)-no leaks (for me anyways, apparently compared to my friends I have a "normal" amount). For me, one is enough to get me through a normal 8 hour shift. For those with heavier flow you might need to bring an extra in your bag and something to carry the used one. I'd suggest something leak proof and smell proof-comfortable and not itchy-folds up and stores easily. I bundle them neatly and close them with their buttons as a small package-buttons are easy to use and put on underwear-hasn't broken or deformed (yet) - been a year-no weird smells or residue after cleaning nor colour discoloration (yet)Cons:-visible bulge (because thick) so I normally have to wear longer shirts or something that'll cover it up when I go out in public-overheating (because thick): I find it gets difficult on hot days/nights-Washing: I try to get as much blood out as I can in the shower with soap and water, then I put them in a water-tight container (that's big enough to store all of them) with some vinegar or salt (whichever I have more of at the time to prevent bacteria and further smells) until I've finished my cycle so I can wash them all at once on sanitary cycleHope this helps!

Well made extra extra long great for all day but awesome for night time little bulky at first but no more than maternity overnight after you use them for a day or so you don't notice it at all keeps you dry and leak free for me hope that helps 💞

A bit bigger than expected, but they work very well for all night. I don't recommend wearing them with jeans or slacks outside the house because they are pretty bulky and noticeable. Material is super absorbent and comfortable.

This product works very well for me and very comfortable. Thank you lord because I am saving a lot of money.

Nasty, cheap and chafing polar fleece like material against your skin, slippery outer material that causes them to move around, all together a horribly uncomfortable product.