
Cloth Pads from Mama Patch (link below)
Mummies, women and girls can wear cloth pads as an alternative to sanitary napkins and panty liners. The advantages of using cloth pads can be similar to using cloth diapers:
- It’s comfortable!: The feel of cloth on the skin compared to plastic-ky disposable pads
- It’s suitable for sensitive skin: If you are prone to infections, itchiness, rashes –it can be a solution because it has no chemicals in it!
- Less odors: The bad smell/odors from disposable pads actually come from the reaction of chemicals with your bodily fluids.
- Saves costs: Because it’s reusable and will last you years, you can buy a few and use it many times (no need to spend on pads/panty liners each month - can spend on baby’s Cloth Diapers instead
) - Less environmental waste: Nothing is thrown away, which means less waste in our landfills!
- They’re cute too!!: Too many pretty and funky patterns to choose from (can’t have that with disposable pads right
?)
I guess some will be scared of the prospect of using cloth pads because of the washing it requires. We might feel grossed out, but actually it IS stuff from our bodies anyway, what’s the big deal? Looking around at the information, it isn’t really so difficult to manage – just rinse and hand wash/throw in washing machine!
Personally for me, I haven’t tried out cloth pads meant for that time of the month (periods). However, I do use disposable panty liners on a daily basis, so I really wanted to give cloth panty liners a try before I start experimenting with cloth pads. Besides, it’s cheap enough to trial out before fully switching to cloth perhaps.
If you want to give cloth pads or panty liners a try, here are some Malaysian brands or blogshops selling them. (The links will take you directly to the cloth pads/liners category):
- Mama Patch – This was the first brand I tried out and I’ll review it soon
- My Luvly Pad *Thanks Eleena for the link!*
- Mum7Kids – Carries Saffa brand Cloth Pads & Liners (would really like to try these soon)
- Blu[e] Boutique – Carries BluCotton brand Cloth Pads & Liners
- Baby-Mel.com – Carries Fresh Moon Organic cloth pad.
- Mia Bambina
- Baby Sasha n Mom
- Tiny Tapir
- Lil Danzell
- Nice Cloth Diaper
- SnuggBaby
- Lunatots
(Gee, I really wish I could try one of each!!!)
Did I miss out on any blogshops/shops? Want to link your items here? Drop a comment below and I’ll add to the Cloth Pad database on this page
Next related posts: I’ll search the blogs for cloth pads and liner reviews from Malaysia. Mama Patch pantyliner review.
*Question: Has anyone tried cloth pads or liners before? Would you try them? Do drop a line here and share your thoughts!





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December 9th, 2009 at 1:49 pm
hi there, i’m selling cloth pads as well. the brand is My Luvly Pad. we carry cotton, soya & bamboo based pads wif PUL layer underneath to avoid leaking. hope that u can add me as well. thx
December 9th, 2009 at 7:26 pm
Happy to do so, thanks for the link, and visit again soon!
I haven’t had a chance to try out other brnads, maybe I should try it from you too
December 12th, 2009 at 8:03 pm
hi farheavena, thanks for the listing. Am happy u like the liners.
December 13th, 2009 at 1:02 pm
My pleasure Chin Nee, it should be at the top of my list because Mama Patch was the brand that introduced me to cloth pads/liners
December 20th, 2009 at 9:02 pm
Hi farheavena, thank you sooo much for the listing and thumbs up for your effort! Do let me know when you are ready to try Saffa.
February 24th, 2010 at 1:45 pm
farhana; im also need to change to cloth pads as well.. hmmm dah jalan2 k sumer e-shop tuh hmmm camner saffa is it ok bleh xplain in detail penjagaan n cara basuh…
February 25th, 2010 at 1:11 am
Hi puan punyer,
Regarding Saffa cloth pads, you can get tons of info from Mum7Kids website (where I bought the cloth pads from) at http://mum7kids.blogspot.com/
I’ll also review Saffa cloth pads here soon. So far, cleaning is ok, only I have minor problems with removing stains and odours during washing.
May 2nd, 2010 at 11:01 pm
I LOVE cloth pads and can’t stand disposable now!
I’ve only tried Fussybutt and have STACKS of them already Hubby wonders if I have stockpiled them for life
You can read my review on Fussybutt cloth pads here: http://apregnantpause.net/2008/09/09/fussybutt-cloth-menstrual-pads/
June 19th, 2010 at 12:12 am
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September 17th, 2010 at 5:34 am
Hello, I have been using cloth pads for a while but recently decided to bring it to greater height and awareness among our sisters out there. Please drop by my new blogshop. Am trying to find and promote locally manufactured cloth pads.
September 20th, 2010 at 9:42 am
Hi sooria, congrats on your venture to promote and sell cloth pads. There are various brands made from Malaysian Moms, as you can see from the listing in this post!
February 17th, 2011 at 9:14 am
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