Rael Reusable Panty Liners Menstrual, Organic Cotton Cover, Period Essential, Cloth Pantyliner for Women, Washable, Soft and Thin, Leak-Free, Washing Machine Safe (5 Count, Brown)

Rael reusable organic cloth pantyliners are not the most glamorous option, but they do the job, create less waste and even considering their disadvantages I will keep using them. While I'm on a path to being more sustainable and generate less waste, there are some aspects of my lifestyle it was harder to do so. One issue is that I always need to wear a pantyliner, everyday there needs to be something at least slightly absorbent between me and my underwear. At first I switched to 100% unbleached organic cotton, than to biodegradable/compostable pantyliners, but I was still feeling bad for continuously having to purchase and discard something. I was contemplating buying period underwear (for lightweight flow), but I still have a drawer full of regular underwear I just don't want to throw away. Come in... Rael reusable pantyliners! Well... they're not really pantyliners, they are as big and thick as period reusable cloths (the ones for light flow). The cloth is really soft and decently comfortable for everyday wear, kind of breathable. I can mostly forget they are there, but you can't compare them to a thin pantyliner. If I am wearing tight pants/leggings, you can see them (both front and back); under casual jeans, dresses, skirts, more loose fitting shorts no one can tell. I'm not using them for period, but they are great for regular leaks and everyday moistness down there. I can wear them to run or exercise, but if I sweat a lot they get really wet and I need to remove them as soon as I finish the workout. The exterior side seems kind of leakage proof, but I wouldn't exactly recommend them to women having incontinence or other form of bladder leaks. Quality wise, they are really durable. I washed them again and again, after several months they still look like new. I just put them in a small bag for washing delicate clothes, and put them in the next laundry I run (I do some sort of laundry every 3-4 days at least). I personally use more eco friendly laundry products (Sal Suds, Castille soap, vinegar instead of fabric softener, etc.), so they can go with any of my other clothes in the washer. Since I don't use them for periods, I can tell how much they can stain from blood. But they didn't stained or discolored from daily leeks. The pantyliners close with a snap and fit most of my underwear (including some bigger things). Since they snap around the crotch section, they can move up and down easily, so I need to carefully reposition them after I use the toilet (especially on silkier fabrics and looser panties). When running or doing high intensity exercises I just make sure I wear more form fitting underwear, so they don't move around. Even if the pantyliners can be folded for traveling, I would still feel uncomfortable taking them on trips and washing them every night in the sink or something. But it would be doable. Since for some occasions and underwear I still need to use biodegradable/compostable thinner liners, a set of 5 is more than enough for me. The price is high, but worth considering how many uses I get out of them.

The short story is that these are really helpful liners. I got them for everyday use, and they are absolutely perfect. They don't ride up, they don't move around (even with exercise), they don't leak, and they are easy to wash. And the long story, for those of you who would like more detail when considering this product: I was looking for an every-day sort of liner to replace the disposable panty liners I'd been getting. I haven't used pads in years since I switched to menstrual cups and found that I didn't really have a need for anything so thick, and I've used liners ever since, both for menstrual use and daily use, so I was looking for something that would fill both roles. I was also looking for something that would make traveling abroad for several weeks and/or months more feasible than filling my pack with feminine products. I had tried other styles, but they were too bulky. These liners are perfect. They conform to my body well, they fit in my style of underwear really nicely without moving around, I haven't had any issues with leaking, and they're so comfy that I hardly even notice them anymore. I read reviews where people were having trouble with these shifting too much, but I personally have not had that issue (and I've been hiking and gone to yoga with these). It may just be my panties, but it may also be this product, which I would absolutely recommend to people looking for something similar to what I was looking for. These are also really easy to wash. I haven't had any trouble keeping them clean or any problems with staining. Some warm water and a little soap do the trick nicely. They air-dry pretty well too. Haven't thrown them in the laundry machine yet, I've just been washing them by hand. So that's the long story. If you're looking for a lightweight alternative to disposable liners for travel, or for environmental reasons, or just 'cause, then I would highly recommend these. No irritation, no waste, and a happy, healthy body! Hope this helps...

This review is based on me trying out three brands of reusable panty liners. Out of the three I tried, these are my second choice. I like almost everything about these reusable panty liners, but the one thing I don't like is enough of a hinderance that I end up avoiding these. After washing and drying these liners, they're all crumpled up and try to roll in on themselves. This makes it difficult to place in the right spot for wearing, and it also makes them more likely to end up in a bad place simply because they roll up. Once I've gotten them to stay in the right place though, I do like the thickness of these. They're thin, but with enough coverage for daily discharge. They do also tend to stay in place (like backwards and forwards), but the rolling up kind of cancels this nice feature out. Of the three brands I've tried, these are my second choice, but I won't be ordering anymore of these. One thing I want to add that goes for all three brands I tried: you don't notice the snap underneath at all. I was worried that sitting on a snap would be uncomfortable, but it goes completely unnoticed. All that said, the other brands I tried are: 1) My favorite: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07WF843WB/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 2) My least favorite: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B071ZFH5WF/ref=ppx_od_dt_b_asin_title_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 I'll leave reviews for these ones here as well, so you don't have to hunt for them on their respective pages. For the Natissy liners: Out of the three I tried, these are my favorite, and the ones I want to select most often. I like the material, fit, and the way they stay in place of these. These are a nice thickness, so I feel protected, but I don't notice that I'm wearing an extra layer of fabric. These also stay nice and flat after washing and drying, which makes it easy to re-wear them over and over (makes for easy placement). These also stay right where I want them the entire time I wear them. The material of the backing makes it so they don't move around during use. Out of the three brands I've tested, these are the ones I choose to wear, and I will be purchasing more so I don't have to wear the brands I dislike as often. Bamboo charcoal liners: Out of the three I tried, this was my least favorite kind. I do still wear them, but I usually go for the others before these if they are available. What I don't like about these is 1) the thickness, 2) the material, and 3) the way they move around. 1) These are the thickest reusable panty liners out of the three I tried. It feels a bit like I'm wearing a diaper, or at least a thick pad. I KNOW I'm wearing them. 2) The fleece material of these is just weird for me. It's like I'm wearing a sweatshirt on my crotch. I don't need that. It gets hot and sweaty, and that's just not a great feeling. 3) The backside of these is silky. This allows the liner to move around a lot while wearing it. They'll end up completely back behind my butt instead of right between my legs, which is completely against the point. I work from home, so I can adjust these as needed, but 1) that's annoying and 2) I obviously can't do that when I'm out in public. As I said, I do still wear these on days when they're all that's left, but they're certainly not my first choice, and I won't be buying anymore.

I am glad to have found this product, as now I no longer need to buy disposable pantyliners and saves me money and also is more sustainable and environmentally friendly. I always look to buy and support companies that sell organic cotton products because they do not use any chemicals to grow the cotton, no GMO's and no pesticides. There are also no toxic ingredients like dioxins, formaldehydes, dyes or bleaches using in the making/manufacturing and that is important to me, as what apparael I put next to my body, if I sweat, the residue in the material gets absorbed directly into my bloodstream. It is worthwhile to spend the money now to stay healthy then to have to deal with issues later on, as toxins tend to build up in the body over time and it takes time before you may react to them, as the body has a threshold of what it can eliminate or detox from and once that is reached, will start feeling dis-ease. The liner material is soft, breathable and comfortable to wear. Always best to wash before using and make sure to use a natural soap like Dr. Bronners Castille Soap, as do not want to put chemicals on the liners when you just purchased a certified organic product! The company includes an instruction sheet on how to wash and wear them. Thanks Organic Home for your expectional quality products and concern for the environment! Disclaimer: I was not sponsored to write this review, but I did receive a sample of the product(s). These are strictly my opinions. I only review products that I, myself would use and purchase.

I have been wearing these for about a week. I love that they aren’t bulky and you don’t know they’re there for the most part. I like the material; it’s soft and absorbent and doesn’t make sounds or feel rough when I move (like some other brands). I like that they have straps to keep them in place rather than wings (I don’t trust wings on reusable pads to not smear fluids on my clothing and legs). But when I am being more active, the pads shift and move around quite a bit and end up all the way in front or back. Once, I found it had rotated completely around so that the snaps were on top, and another time, the snap had come undone and it was bunched up in back. My other major complaint is that the description says these are 7.5”, but they are actually only 6.75”. That’s 3/4” shorter than advertised! The one in the photo is brand new. I just hope they don’t shrink when I wash them. I wish they were a bit longer and had two straps rather than one, then they’d likely stay in place. They were more expensive than most brands, but the only kind I could find with straps rather than wings. I don’t mind paying more for quality items, but at $40 for 5 pads, I expected better.

These pantiliners are easy to wear, surprisingly absorbent, and very easy to wash. I use these cloth liners daily. Very straightforward wearing instructions: align liner with underwear and snap fastener. (No excess trash to throw away.) Soft, delicate but reliable fabric on skin. They are well made and of high-quality material-organic cotton! My only issue is that the pantiliner slides back, so adjustment is needed if active and moving plenty. One liner a day is enough for my usage. Even on light days, the liner will catch any blood and not overflow. The liner is very breathable and does not retain any bad odors. For tougher stains, be sure to soak the liners in cold water and soap. And voilà, the stains are gone! I put the pantiliners in a mesh net bag along with my regular laundry and after the wash, I stretch them back to their original shape. But I let the liners dry outside on a clothesline, to avoid shrinking. I wish I knew about these pantiliners earlier because they are a must for good hygiene.

Letting anyone know that if you have a major issue with disposable pantyliners and cannot wear them due to irritation. This product is hands down for you. I would know because I have literally tried almost every product out there at great expense. I was hesitant to try these because, let’s be honest, who wants to deal with washing them and there was an ick factor to it too. I rationalized well if my panties are there and I wash them, I can wash these. Let me tell you that after few days of wearing a freshly cleaned one daily, all of the irritation and other issues went away and now I am comfortable and fresh and most importantly irritation free. I am so happy - I know - I am happy about pantyliners - but if you have been to the doctor a few times and all they tell you to do is pretty much not wear anything but panties 🙄 you will get it. I bought the three pack first and have added more since then so so I just wash them during laundry day in their own wash with free and clear laundry and vinegar and air dry. I have dried them and they are fine but I find they retain their shape more when you air dry them.

I want to like this because I like the color and the material, but these liners leak every single time. No matter how securely I try to set it, unless I sit and do not walk around at all, the liner ends up, shifting and moving out of place and causing the flow to get straight down to my underwear. I think this is due to the design floor. The way the straps secure the panty liner, it does not have protection on the side and the liner can move to the sides or move from the front to the back. I have tried several other brands now, and my favorites are Pixie and Natissy, which both have full protection wings and do not shift much.

Much better than others. I’ve tried a couple brands and so far these are my favorite. They don’t slip around and go sideways like some other brands I’ve tried. They stay in place. Really you don’t even notice they are there! And so much better for the environment!

I bought these after trying some other reusable pads (as the other reusable pads were quite thick.) These look thinner and I liked the design so I thought I’d give them a go. I found them really good and really comfortable. They wash really well and aren’t too thick which is great. They seem to absorb well as well. I have now ordered another set which has been great so I now have six. I’m hoping to be able to buy the full sanitary towel version soon.

I love these for 5 reasons. They’re cotton and so gentle on skin, they also keep cool unlike fleece or synthetic material versions I’ve tried, they’re not too bulky (also long enough to do what I need them for), they’ve not let me down yet and they’re better for the environment if you’re trying to reduce your plastic use. Top tip if they annoyingly move up and down is to use a little double sided body (aka fashion) tape.

Presi per la moglie, che li usa entusiasta perché sono comodi e non irritano le zone sensibili. Purtroppo non ho più trovati da prenderne altri, peccato.

No me ha gustado. Se mueven muchísimo y noto la humedad. Las elegí por ser cuidadoso con el clima.