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How to Use Your Sew Mukwano Cloth Pad Kit

Thank you so much for your purchase! I hope you love your pads as much as I loved making them for you. Cloth pads are good for you, good for the environment, cost-friendly and actually very easy to use and clean! Follow these simple instructions to prolong the life of your new cloth pads! 

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Usage Instructions:

These pads are for light-Moderate/heavy flow. Pads should be changed every 2-5 hours, depending on your personal flow and personal preference. The heavier the flow, the shorter the pad will last. 

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Tips & Tricks:

Rinse off any excess debris. 

Hand wash or machine wash on delicate mode. 

If you machine wash, you can add a small amount of vinegar to keep fresh. 

Do not bleach. 

Line dry or machine dry on a low setting.

 

While I do pre-treat and wash the materials before making, it is recommended you wash before use. 

 

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100% of profits go to Sew Mukwano, a project based in Uganda, Africa that works to get quality reproductive health and feminine hygiene education and reusable cloth pads to girls throughout the country. Click here to find out more about Sew Mukwano.

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your friend,

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Sunnee Youmans

founder & crafter,

Sew Mukwano & Sew Mukwano Designs

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WHAT'S IN YOUR KIT:

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-4 reusable cloth pads with a waterproof barrier

-1 cloth pouch

-1 zippered wet bag

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Use the cloth pouch to store clean pads in your purse, work bag, backpack, etc. This pouch makes sure that your pad stays clean before use. 

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Use the zippered wet bag to carry soiled pads as needed. This bag is waterproof, can be washed and best of all, is easy to clean with a quick wipe down!

the Cloth Pouch

the Zippered Wet Bag

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