Ladies, would you try this?

Period underwear..

https://www.shethinx.com/pages/it-works

I'm super confused as to how it works. Even after reading the "how it works" section.

But I'm also kind of intrigued...

Thoughts?

Yeah, I'm confused. It sounds like it would be a lot of work.

But maybe not...?

Posted by Leo188881
Hell no! I ain't washing no period soaked panties 😷

Yeah, just no.

Posted by Fleshpot

Posted by Leo188881
Hell no! I ain't washing no period soaked panties 😷

Yeah, just no.

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I think you can wash them normally though. With other clothes and not have any issues..

Not sure how that works, but that's what they advertise.

Posted by Andalusia

Posted by Fleshpot

Posted by Leo188881
Hell no! I ain't washing no period soaked panties 😷

Yeah, just no.

I think you can wash them normally though. With other clothes and not have any issues..

Not sure how that works, but that's what they advertise.

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Yeah, not sure how I feel about mixing a day's worth of period soaked panties in the washer with my other clothes... that's assuming it could live up to its all-day absorbency claims (which I highly doubt). Even then, It probably won't be able to mask the odor from prolonged wear. It's a cool concept, but I'm going to have to pass.

Ladies, I've posted this before...

Use a natural sea sponge. Details here.

https://www.seaspongecompany.com/pages/how-to-care-for-your-sea-sponge

I like the idea of using them as a backup moreso than being my sole protection. Would definitely give em a try tho. If they weren’t so costly, I mean.

Posted by LadyNeptune
Ladies, I've posted this before...

Use a natural sea sponge. Details here.

https://www.seaspongecompany.com/pages/how-to-care-for-your-sea-sponge

Big fan. Switched about 3yrs ago and never looked back.

A few companies make things like this. Dear Kate, for example, which I have.

They're best to use as extra protection for your clothes, IMO, not alone. Or, if you suspect you might get your period on a certain day but aren't sure, they're good to wear just in case. They can, surprisingly, absorb a lot.

Hand washing is best so the fabric lasts the longest, and it's not difficult to do it, IMO.

Speaking of periods, the Museum of Menstruation is an interesting site:

http://www.mum.org

Posted by hippiecrite

Posted by LadyNeptune
Ladies, I've posted this before...

Use a natural sea sponge. Details here.

https://www.seaspongecompany.com/pages/how-to-care-for-your-sea-sponge

Big fan. Switched about 3yrs ago and never looked back.

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YAAAaaaaaasssssssssss!!

Since using the sponge I have yet to ruin a pair of panties. Plus I'm convinced the cramps/pain is less. Much cheaper than stocking up on tampons/pads too.

Posted by LadyNeptune

Posted by hippiecrite

Posted by LadyNeptune
Ladies, I've posted this before...

Use a natural sea sponge. Details here.

https://www.seaspongecompany.com/pages/how-to-care-for-your-sea-sponge

Big fan. Switched about 3yrs ago and never looked back.

YAAAaaaaaasssssssssss!!

Since using the sponge I have yet to ruin a pair of panties. Plus I'm convinced the cramps/pain is less. Much cheaper than stocking up on tampons/pads too.

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Me too! Once you get used to insertion and removal, the actual wearing of them feels much more comfortable and natural than a tampon. Not to mention no mess sex, should the occasion arise. Also much more environmentally friendly. Win/win