Comments on: Cloth Pads http://applemilky.org Are you going to reuse that?! Mon, 07 Jun 2010 01:15:52 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Debbie Lee http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-5116 Debbie Lee Mon, 07 Jun 2010 01:15:52 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-5116 Hi, I was wondering if you are still retailing the Sckoon cloth pads. I am interested in getting some. Regards, debbie Hi,

I was wondering if you are still retailing the Sckoon cloth pads. I am interested in getting some.

Regards,
debbie

]]> By: paulina http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-4828 paulina Sat, 27 Feb 2010 15:23:49 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-4828 true...when using conventional ones, i keep shifting it thn it breaks and cotton balls go loose! if i don't change the pad, the cotton balls get stuck to the cerivx (i think...) but using cloth pads is wayy better true…when using conventional ones, i keep shifting it thn it breaks and cotton balls go loose! if i don’t change the pad, the cotton balls get stuck to the cerivx (i think…) but using cloth pads is wayy better

]]> By: Melroz http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-4778 Melroz Tue, 12 Jan 2010 09:33:35 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-4778 HI Abby It's great that you are distributing the Mooncup! Singaporean women need to get access on this wonderful contraption! I have been using the Divacup for about 4 mths now. I like it.. but i find i need something a bit smaller... since Diva one of the longest cups in the market I do agree maybe you should look into getting different brands of cups in like Lunette and Ladycup etc.. I've also been searching high and low coz i am now wanting to buy a Small Lunette Selene. I'm a cup convert and have converted one person... am still spreading the word! Regards, Melroz HI Abby

It’s great that you are distributing the Mooncup!

Singaporean women need to get access on this wonderful contraption! I have been using the Divacup for about 4 mths now. I like it.. but i find i need something a bit smaller… since Diva one of the longest cups in the market

I do agree maybe you should look into getting different brands of cups in like Lunette and Ladycup etc.. I’ve also been searching high and low coz i am now wanting to buy a Small Lunette Selene.

I’m a cup convert and have converted one person… am still spreading the word!

Regards, Melroz

]]> By: Catherine http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-4570 Catherine Mon, 07 Sep 2009 11:51:24 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-4570 this is so much better than disposable pads! i am a very lazy person, and washing the pads ain't hard at all!!! bought a night pad at first, tried it, loved it, and now im back for more. this is so much better than disposable pads! i am a very lazy person, and washing the pads ain’t hard at all!!!

bought a night pad at first, tried it, loved it, and now im back for more.

]]> By: Debbie http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-4244 Debbie Tue, 04 Aug 2009 02:01:03 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-4244 I have looked for alternatives to conventional pads and tampons for some time before stumbling across the menstrual cup and cloth pads. I decided to take the plunge and purchase a menstrual cup since I was using tampons. To be honest, the learning curve for using the cup is rather steep and not being shy about exploring one's body is a great help. I came out of the experience knowing and understanding my body so much better. After several months of using the cup, I decided to get some cloth pads for days when my flow is lighter and I don't feel like using my cup. When I finally received my cloth pads, I excitedly showed them to my mum who was rather puzzled about the sudden switch from conventional pads to cloth ones. I explained to her that those pads gave me a rash and that they were extremely uncomfortable. The first time I tried them, they didn't let me down. They were comfortable and more absorbent than I expected which is wonderful! I have looked for alternatives to conventional pads and tampons for some time before stumbling across the menstrual cup and cloth pads.

I decided to take the plunge and purchase a menstrual cup since I was using tampons. To be honest, the learning curve for using the cup is rather steep and not being shy about exploring one’s body is a great help. I came out of the experience knowing and understanding my body so much better.

After several months of using the cup, I decided to get some cloth pads for days when my flow is lighter and I don’t feel like using my cup. When I finally received my cloth pads, I excitedly showed them to my mum who was rather puzzled about the sudden switch from conventional pads to cloth ones. I explained to her that those pads gave me a rash and that they were extremely uncomfortable.

The first time I tried them, they didn’t let me down. They were comfortable and more absorbent than I expected which is wonderful!

]]> By: Cloth day pads sold out | Applemilky http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-4143 Cloth day pads sold out | Applemilky Fri, 24 Jul 2009 08:43:21 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-4143 [...] Cloth Pads [...] [...] Cloth Pads [...]

]]> By: Kimmie http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-4025 Kimmie Mon, 13 Jul 2009 10:00:42 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-4025 Hi Abby, I have tried cloth pads for the first time and I must say I really love them! It was totally comfortable the first time I tried it and it really isn't as troublesome as I had imagined it to be. I guess disposables offer the greatest convenience, in the sense that you can just use and throw but I think the softness and the comfort the cloth ones bring really outweigh any pros the disposables might have. I really like the fact that I m able to fold the inserts, so I needn't change the whole pad. Also, I really love the prints, it makes me look forward to using them! I think the day pads are good enough for me even during my heavier flows, but I need to change them regularly, at least once every 3-4 hrs, which is also somewhat like when I was using disposables. The mini pads are kinda small, but it's good for those days when your period is trickling off. I sure hope you will bring in more day pads, as I dun have enough to last my entire cycle! Hi Abby,
I have tried cloth pads for the first time and I must say I really love them! It was totally comfortable the first time I tried it and it really isn’t as troublesome as I had imagined it to be. I guess disposables offer the greatest convenience, in the sense that you can just use and throw but I think the softness and the comfort the cloth ones bring really outweigh any pros the disposables might have. I really like the fact that I m able to fold the inserts, so I needn’t change the whole pad. Also, I really love the prints, it makes me look forward to using them! I think the day pads are good enough for me even during my heavier flows, but I need to change them regularly, at least once every 3-4 hrs, which is also somewhat like when I was using disposables. The mini pads are kinda small, but it’s good for those days when your period is trickling off. I sure hope you will bring in more day pads, as I dun have enough to last my entire cycle!

]]> By: abby http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-3612 abby Sun, 24 May 2009 14:56:09 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-3612 Hi Alexis, thanks for your kind comments. I've not yet considered bringing in other cups cos I've not tried any of the other brands other than the Divacup. And so far, I've been very pleased with my Mooncup. I will consider bringing in other cloth pads, however it seems cloth pads aren't a very popular product in the first place, so the costs incurred for purchasing more seem not very worthwhile at the moment. Although if sales pick up or I receive more positive feedback I might! Thanks also for the link. I refer to that page alot in addition to the MoonKeeperDivas mailing list (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MoonKeeperDivas/) Hi Alexis, thanks for your kind comments. I’ve not yet considered bringing in other cups cos I’ve not tried any of the other brands other than the Divacup. And so far, I’ve been very pleased with my Mooncup.

I will consider bringing in other cloth pads, however it seems cloth pads aren’t a very popular product in the first place, so the costs incurred for purchasing more seem not very worthwhile at the moment. Although if sales pick up or I receive more positive feedback I might!

Thanks also for the link. I refer to that page alot in addition to the MoonKeeperDivas mailing list (http://groups.yahoo.com/group/MoonKeeperDivas/)

]]> By: alexis http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-1919 alexis Fri, 10 Apr 2009 05:42:20 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-1919 Hi Abby, Have you considered bringing in other brands of cups? E.g. Lunette or Lady cup? Or other cloth pads that are AIO (All in one)? Well, as I'm on MC for 3 week, I have been researching on menstrual cups and cloth pads. I've developed a keen interest in them. I agree and understand with Stella and others that the idea(s) is a tad difficult to sell across. But I think we are getting nearer with people like you (Abby) who are willing to bring in the products, hence letting us (Singaporeans) have easier access to them. A link (http://community.livejournal.com/menstrual_cups/) for all who are interested to know about menstrual cups. Hi Abby,

Have you considered bringing in other brands of cups? E.g. Lunette or Lady cup?

Or other cloth pads that are AIO (All in one)?

Well, as I’m on MC for 3 week, I have been researching on menstrual cups and cloth pads. I’ve developed a keen interest in them.

I agree and understand with Stella and others that the idea(s) is a tad difficult to sell across. But I think we are getting nearer with people like you (Abby) who are willing to bring in the products, hence letting us (Singaporeans) have easier access to them.

A link (http://community.livejournal.com/menstrual_cups/) for all who are interested to know about menstrual cups.

]]> By: abby http://applemilky.org/cloth-pads/comment-page-1/#comment-1517 abby Thu, 19 Mar 2009 15:04:02 +0000 http://applemilky.org/be-green/cloth-pads/#comment-1517 Hi all, I already have some stock of cloth pads. Please check out the shop from the tab above! :) Feel free to email me if you have any queries about the sizes, materials or anything else. Hi all, I already have some stock of cloth pads. Please check out the shop from the tab above! :) Feel free to email me if you have any queries about the sizes, materials or anything else.

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