Leekalos Reusable Menstrual Pads - Bamboo Menstrual Cloth Pads | Light Incontinence Pads | Reusable Sanitary Pads - Pack of 6, 1 Cloth Mini Wet Bag

So I have only used them for one cycle, but here’s my full review on them based on it:Pros:Very comfortable. It took a bit to get adjusted as it feels a bit bulkier, but otherwise very comfortable. The pictures show the size comparison to a standard size 2 “long super” disposable pad as that’s what I typically use.The ability to shift them. So I move mine depending on if I’m sleeping or out and about, and being able to slide it where I need it is a great thing I didn’t know I needed.Easy to wash. I soaked mine in just cold water about 24 hours, then used borax and a small amount of Gain in cold water to wash them. Borax has mixed reviews on if it should be used, but they came out alrightLittle to no bunching. I’m a larger person so my pads usually fold up and crinkle throughout the day, but with these I could readjust them without fightingCons:Smell. The pads themselves don’t smell, but I do sweat a lot and I noticed that smell a bit more apparently than usual. Did not notice a smell when it came to my period though.Thickness. I’m a size 16 xxl no thigh gap person, and I wear leggings. I felt like you could clearly see the outline of the pad from the back, as I could feel it. These also do fold a bit as I go throughout the day, but fixing it isn’t a big issue. It does slide back and forth as I wear polyester blend underwear, but again fixing it is an easy thing to do.Overall great product. The snaps held amazingly and didn’t feel odd as it’s a hard plastic. The waterproofing worked great and I had no leaks or staining. This is a great product that I recommended to anyone looking to save some money.

Switched to reusable pads a year and a half ago and will never go back!Now if you are willing to wash them properly everything should be fine! I rinse with cold water after use and then wash them all with a natural laundry sheet. Then air dry. They dry within 12 hours and are ready for use.The only issue is the smaller size shifts too much so I sized up.

These are great for heavy flow days, but I’d highly recommend the reusable period underwear!!! Game changing for when you want to “free bleed”

Amazing product to keep you dry throughout the day, the liners are breathable and comfortable, they stay in place all day long. I personally DO NOT recommend them to use during your period though, the reason for that is that even if you change them several times a day the moment you bleed the smell will scape, been breathable makes them really good for everyday use but I felt super uncomfortable when using them during my period, so I gave them a try but I went back to regular pads. Again, amazing for everyday use, me particularly won’t use them during my period.

Ive had these for years and absolutely love them. They are super durable i boil them (although im probably not supoosed to) and they havent fallen apart or anything. I used to get infections with disposable pads which is why i switched to these and they are the best decision ive made especially financially.

Soft, cute design, nice clasping mechanism. But they are very bulky. Like the type of pads we all had to endure from the nurses office in middle school. Feels very diaper like.

I did really know what to expect. I got the medium ones. They haven't leaked. I'd actually say they are more comfortable and less smelly then disposable pads. I like that I can put them in a wash bag and they come completely clean. I do recommend washing before first use.

When I first heard about women switching from disposable pads, to reusable cloth pads, I'll admit it grossed me out. The idea of being out and about, and having to change pads and stick the dirty one in your purse in a wet bag... ugh. I thought I could never do it.But then I watched videos about plastic waste and how horrible we are to our planet. They would cut open whales who had washed up on the beach, dead, their stomach full of plastic. So I thought about how our family could cut down on plastic in numerous ways, and reusable cloth pads was one of them.First off, these are soo much more comfortable than disposables. I always would get the sticky parts to adhere to not just my underwear, but my skin as well. Ouch! But with these reusable ones that snap on, that is no longer an issue. They stay in place just fine. I debated between medium or large. I chose large and I'm glad I did because I believe it helps to keep them in place.Secondly, they absorb A LOT better than disposables! I was surprised at how much they held. I can go an entire day (morning to night) with the same cloth pad, so personally I don't even need the wet bag in my purse but I have it just in case.Third, they are great at odor control. Disposables stink halfway through the day to the point where I have to take the trash out shortly after tossing them in there. These reusable ones don't smell much at all, even if my nose is right up to it. That's why I can go a full day before changing it.Lastly, they are very easy to clean. I personally rinse them with cold water (cold is recommended to avoid stains) as soon as I'm done wearing them. Then I hang to dry up until laundry day. On laundry day I get a bucket of cold water, mix a little oxi clean, and place the cloth pads in it with the printed side up to allow any remaining blood to seep out of them. Let them soak for minimum 30 minutes. Then pull them out, place them in a zipper mesh bag, and toss them with a regular load of laundry on gentle cycle (cool or cold water). Hang to dry. Again, super easy. Sounds like a lot when I write it like this, but trust me I am a lazy person and this takes very little time to do all together.Overall,, these are so much better than I initially thought. I am so happy I made the switch. Bye bye sticky, stinky, disposable pads. Hello comfy, absorbable, easy to clean cloth pads!