One side should have a single line stitched down the middle, ideal for light to normal flow period days.
The other side should have two lines (or a narrow rectangle) stitched down it, which is suitable for heavy flow period days.
Use only one side each time and then put your pad to wash.
When your pad is soiled, you can fold it in on itself and secure it with the snap fastener to carry it safely until you can wash it.
After using your Angel Wing pad, it’s advisable to initiate the cleaning process promptly to prevent blood stains setting into the fabric.
* If possible, soak the pad immediately in cold water. Hot water can ‘set’ protein stains like blood, so always use cold water only.
Always place the pad with the stained side facing down to ensure the blood loosens and drops away from the pad.
Let it soak for 30-40 minutes to simplify the washing.
Method 1: Hand washing
Salt is a natural remedy for removing blood from fabric.
After soaking the pad, apply salt and/or soap onto it, and rub the fabric of the pad against itself to tackle any stubborn stains.
Rinse thoroughly until all traces of blood and soap are gone.
In the final rinse, add vinegar or a few drops of tea-tree oil for a natural sanitizing effect and a fresh scent.
Squeeze out excess water, reshape the pad gently, and air dry, preferably in sunlight for added sanitization.
Method 2: Machine Washing
Start by soaking as described above*, then machine wash at a maximum of 40 degrees with similar coloured items.
Do not use fabric softener as it can reduce the pad’s absorbency.
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