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How to wash Fussybutt Moonbow cloth menstrual pads?

by Kit on September 15, 2009

Now that I am 100% on Fussybutt Moonbow cloth pads I thought it’d be useful to blog about the washing instructions given by Madam Sewfussy herself:
*Cold rinse, cold wash, low heat dry. No bleach, no softeners.

Wash all dyed items separately for the first cycle. Store flat (unsnapped.)
After each use, rinse your pads until the [...]

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