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Question Posted Thursday July 27 2006, 5:18 pm

If there is such thing as reusable pads and they are suppposed to be so comfortable, why don't that many people use them, or at least I dont hear of very many. I want to know because I was thinking of buying them, but I want to know why most people don't use them.

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Additional info, added Thursday July 27 2006, 5:19 pm:
Also, why don't that many people use seasponge tampons or whatever they are called..

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PrEpCuTiE442 answered Thursday July 27 2006, 8:09 pm:
Well basically its because you have to change them more and sometimes it will get on your underwear or thong or whatever it is you wear , but its up to you on which one you wanna use! good luck! (:

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HighlandAmy answered Thursday July 27 2006, 6:10 pm:
I can't be certain, but I think it mostly has to do with people thinking of menstrual blood as somehow 'dirty'

Basically with the reusable pads once you change the pad, the old one is wrung-out, rinsed, and then washed in the washing machine on high-heat. So your hands do briefly come into contact with the blood.

Reusable pads are a LOT cheaper in the long-run since you only have to buy them once instead of once a month, and they are a lot better for the environment. Some people think it's gross to rinse menstrual blood out of reusable pads, well I think it's a lot less gross than the prospect of used disposable pads and tampons washing-up on a beach after having been dumped in the ocean!

To be honest, I don't know why more people don't use them! Menstrual blood is not dirty, and that's how women did things before the advent of disposables.

I vote for buying them ;)

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