Reusable Sanitary Towels Heavy Flow 4 Pieces 34 cm Washable Sanitary Pads Long Night, with 1 Wet Bag

I have been using these for 5 years and they are still going strong I have no issues with them and they work exactly how they say they will.

I bought these for my daughter and she will not use anything other than these now. She swears by them. I wash them with just plain washing powder on a 40 degree cycle and they come out clean. I do use stain remover now and again just to keep them looking good. Easy to use and wash and honestly they save money in the long run. Highly recommended.

Maybe I put them on too hot a wash because the waterproof side got a bit wrinkled as if some inner plastic had melted.Otherwise good

Was a bit worried about testing reusable fabric pads, I've been considering it for months, and I mean mooonntthhhssss..... I was worried if they'd be absorbent enough, if they'd leak a lot, how do I clean/store them.... After much debate, I thought, well, screw it, they're worth a shot even if just for use at home.Now, sorry for any tmi, but I have the worst, most horrendously heavy periods; hence my leak worries. Tried these out and you know what? It's the first time I've not had a leak in such a long time. No more embarrassing accidents or ruined pants. Phew!!They're really good, and absorb so quickly.When washing them, out of curiosity, I poured the water in bit at a time to see how much liquid it would hold..... Its a lot... Lots... I was actually really impressed by this aha.Also, these are honestly so damn comfortable!!! Regular disposable pads are uncomfortable, get you all hot, and just feel dreadful on the skin... These are so soft and gentle, breathable.... So comfy, so free. Feels like like you're wearing underwear and nothing else. They're not thick, they're not bulky, they're the perfect length... So comfortable!! After years of periods, I can safely say, this was the most comfortable one (despite the killer cramps).I'd seriously, definitely, reccomend giving them a go, even if for just using in your house if you're not comfortable taking a wet bag in your bag with you when out. Definitely worth it.

These are very comfortable to wear once I knew which side to wear against my body! The fleece side if anybody is wondering! Also I wear the wider part at the front otherwise they wouldn't be long enough. They don't hold much but do the job for me however I don't think they are really suitable for postpartum use. Too thin for that.

Don't stay in place very well. Still rubbish for heavy periods as they don't come up high enough. I still had to put a pad in aswell.

I read the details carefully before purchase. For mild incontinence I thought they would be good. But they aren't. For a slight dribble on odd occasions they are ok. For maybe a couple of teaspoon full of urine they start to leak through. Also they don't keep in odour. They may be great for periods but if you're reading this and want them for incontinence; believe me, they don't work! I'm glad they weren't too expensive. I suppose I'll have to return to disposable pads. Oh dear.

Really pleased I've given these a go.I'm converted.I haven't changed pads out and about and kept a used pad in the purse that is provided in this set, in my bag, yet.I have very healthy periods so I'm in a position that I'm home around that time so it works for me. I don't have heavy flow either.If I worked full time, travelled a lot and would end up with a few used pads in my handbag, possibly I'd want to use the throw away type.But these are really comfortable and almost add luxury to your time of the month.I put them in a small bin in my bathroom and once I am ready to wash them in the machine they all come out fresh and clean.Pleased I'm doing my bit in the fight against throw away society.