Diy incontinence pads how to make

Sewing inserts for adult cloth diapers and other cloth incontinence products is easy and doesn't necessarily require a serger. Inserts are a great way to add absorbency to cloth diapers without increasing the drying time.

Download your free pattern and go through the full tutorial on how to make your own sustainable, menstrual pads.

A great idea for reducing waste & saving money is to make a supply of reusable cloth pads--imagine never again spending money on disposable menstrual products!

After using cloth diapers for the two kids, I began to think about cloth pads for me. I perused the Internet and green sites trying to find some recommendations. Most of the recommendations seems very nice but very few used organic fabrics. I finally stumbled across Naturally Hip's Etsy shop. **Disclaimer** If thinking about or reading about menstruation bothers you, please skip to another post such Once Upon a Flock. After continuing to look around, I decided on Naturally Hip's mixed pad…

Sewing your own adult cloth diapers and underwear is a great way to go cloth on the cheap and to get a perfect fit.

No Sew Cloth Menstrual Pads | Becoming Kindred

Making My Own Fabric Mama Cloths - Reusable Menstrual Pads

As promised, here is our cloth pad tutorial:) I have taken plenty of photos so you can see exactly how Jen made her cloth pads. It was lovel...

Inserts are lovely things not meant for just pocket diapers! You can use inserts in almost any style of cloth incontinence item to boost absorbency without increasing drying time. By layering different fabric types, you can capitalize on the unique qualities of each fabric and give your incontinence product super absorbency powers.

Various reasons why washable incontinence underwear is better for seniors than disposable alternatives. Read to learn about the benefits.