Reddit reviews Anigan StainFree Hipster - Leakproof Protection - Menstrual Period Panty L

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NO WORRIES Our underwear provides great protection for women and girls during their menstrual cycle, or for light incontinence and postpartum issues. Our panties will prevent leakage so you don't have to worry about embarrassing accidents.COMFORT DURING UNCOMFORTABLE TIMES Made from nylon, or cotton and spandex, and tagless, this panty is extremely soft and comfortable to wear.KEEP COOL AND DRY This breathable panty is made from moisture-wicking fabric and is hypoallergenic, so you can keep cool and dry all the time.MACHINE WASHABLE Our panties are machine washable for your convenience.MULTIPLE OPTIONS These panties are available in the following colors: Blue, Nude, Pink, White, Black, Cream and Tie Dye. Visit Anigan Amazon store to see all styles available.

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u/a-bit-just · 3 pointsr/clothpads

I personally wash my cloth pads hot, and use mostly unbacked pads or pads backed only with fleece or microfleece. I wash them with my towels (and dish rags and other such items) in a heavy hot load. If they are PUL lined this may shorten their lifespan, although quality PUL should withstand normal hot washing for quite some time. If you use PUL, you might find that using a shield and insert type system (like Lunapads has) works for you because the PUL-containing shield becomes soiled less frequently, or you might decide to use something lined with microfleece or windpro fleece (or nothing, if your incontinence is light) as an alternative.

There's also cheap underwear [just lined with PUL]
(https://www.aliexpress.com/item/2016-Physiological-Briefs-Leakproof-Sexy-Menstrual-Period-Underwear-Women-Broadened-Foral-Health-Female-Panties-Calcinha/32704057437.html) available. [Another example on Amazon.]
(https://www.amazon.com/Anigan-StainFree-Seamless-Hipster-Menstrual/dp/B00KC3A9P6/) And here's [another.]
(https://www.amazon.com/Intimate-Portal-Period-Underwear-Purple/dp/B01LD4QYWY/) This can be combined with 100% cotton pads or liners that will clean easily.

If your pads contain synthetic toppers and absorbent materials like bamboo, microfiber, etc be aware that these are harder to thoroughly clean than something that is pure cotton or cotton and fleece only.

Okay, if we've addressed what you're using, we need to look at how you're cleaning them:

Do you have [hard water?]
(http://www.fluffloveuniversity.com/how-to-wash-cloth-diapers/dealing-with-hard-water-and-cloth-diapers/) If you do, using calgon or borax in the wash is likely necessary for pads that have urine on them.
Are you washing them sufficiently? Regular or stronger laundry cycle, sufficient agitation (put other stuff in the load like towels), the right water level (not just floating around in there, but not stuck to the washing machine dry), and most importantly using PLENTY of a good [detergent?]
(http://www.fluffloveuniversity.com/how-to-wash-cloth-diapers/detergent-index/) A lot of brands unfortunately recommend washing routines that are far too mild. You want strong, standard detergent in an amount suitable for a heavy load.
Since they already smell of urine, you may need to [strip]
(http://www.fluffloveuniversity.com/troubleshooting/solving-stinky-diaper-problems/how-to-strip-your-cloth-diapers/) your cloth pads. Once you do this and get into a good washing routine you should never need to do it again.
If your pads are substantially soaked, you may want to prewash them. While you can do a prerinse (use detergent and if needed softener!) in the machine, the cheaper option that only takes a minute of extra work is to just dump them in the sink with cold water and detergent, swish and soak for a bit, and then dump them into your laundry.

Let me know how it goes and if there's anything else you need to troubleshoot.