HOW TO WASH YOUR MENSTRUAL PANTIES?

We recommend that you wash your period panties before even wearing them for the first time!

After use, it is important to rinse it with cold water, without stain removers or aggressive products.

In fact, blood is an organic material and if you use hot water, it can become embedded in the fiber.

Rinse until the water runs clear.

To wash your menstrual panties without damaging them and preserve them for several years, we advise you to opt for a classic detergent.

Avoid using detergents that are too greasy or those containing glycerin because these ingredients reduce the absorbency of the materials.

Also avoid bleach and white vinegar because they damage the technical fabric.

However, for stubborn stains, you can use a little baking soda from time to time.

If you choose to wash your panties by hand, do so in cold water.

Remember to drain the panties well so they dry faster! We still recommend washing in the washing machine at the end of the cycle for a deep clean.

If you prefer machine washing, choose a cold or maximum 30°C program with the rest of your clothes, in a washing bag, without fabric softener or fabric softener.

Then let your panties air dry naturally.

Our menstrual panties are heat sealed and heat sensitive.

That's why it's important to wash panties cold or at 30°C maximum!

If you wash your panties by hand, remember to also check the water temperature. To dry your panties, avoid the dryer or heater at all costs and let them air dry.