washing nursing pad...

I am sorry that it might sound like a stupid question: how do you wash the
nursing pad?

I usually soak the pads with my bra into a soapy water for a while, then
raise they with clear water for couple times, then hang it. However, I
couldn't let them dry under the Sun 'cos my building won't allow anything
in the balcony except plants or balcony furnitures. This morning, I find
that there is a pinky spot at the centre of my nursing pads. And it smells
a bit sour... just wonder whether it has been ruin. Should use vinegar to
wash my nursing pad instead of soapy water?

Please advice.

I just wash mine like I do anything else. Run them through the washing
machine. I even dry mine, although the washing instructions say not to.
I've never had a problem.

If I didn't have a washing machine, I would probably wash them out in
the sink with Woolite, or something like that. Then just use
clothespins over a wire hanger to hold them to dry.

hth,
Jodie

In article , jc8303
@hotmail.com says...
I am sorry that it might sound like a stupid question: how do you wash the
nursing pad?

Just throw them in the washing machine. Don't use any fabric
softener.

Michelle
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my suggestion is to just buy disposable ones. its cheap, convenient,
and you just through them away.

Ok, while i totally agree with you on the nursing pads, diapers, wipes, and
I could name lots of others, I must ask what your alternative is to menstral
pads?

How in the world is it that I have never seen or heard of this..... guess
its not too common in TX

I knitted some in silk!!!! Veeery soft and very nice.

Tine, Denmark

Larry McMahan wrote:

Pandora's (really, there is a brand of cloth pads with that name!)

Ah, but does she keep them in a box?

Phoebe

AmyAmy4734 writes:
:Ok, while i totally agree with you on the nursing pads, diapers, wipes, and
:I could name lots of others, I must ask what your alternative is to menstral
:pads?
:

: The Keeper, Glad Rags or other Mama Pads.

Pandora's (really, there is a brand of cloth pads with that name!)

Larry

mike and dena writes:
: How in the world is it that I have never seen or heard of this..... guess
: its not too common in TX

Are you speaking of cloth pads? Pandora's are made in Louisiana. Maybe
you don't get down on the bayou enough.

Larry