The Perfect Lunapads Carrying Case
One evening, a few weeks ago, I found myself having a chat with a friend about her Lunapads. She’s a relatively new convert and was wanting to share advice and tips on soaking, laundering and packing her Lunapads on the go during her cycle. Being a Lunapads veteran of nearly a decade now, I had some tips and hints for her, things like use an old yogurt pot with a lid in the cabinet under the sink for soaking your pads out of site of bathroom visitors. In our conversation, she mentioned that she would really love a bag for carrying her pads around during her work day etc. that had a compartment for used pads and one for fresh ones. Personally, I just use two nylon pouches (one for clean, one for used) but I could see her point. Then, lo and behold, along comes the Moon Pad Bag, a bag originally designed for use with cloth diapers, which functions exactly as my girlfriend had described.
I know we sent out an update about the new bags in a newsletter, but in case not everyone is signed up for that and you don’t often visit the Comfort section on the site (a fabulous section by the way, filled with handy things like mesh laundry bags and yummy treats like organic chocolate) I thought I’d bring it up here. It does seem like the perfect carrying case for taking your Lunapads out of the house, and the awesome fabric options make getting one an extra treat.
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June 19th, 2007 at 5:41 pm
It is interesting how we all do things with our pads, from how we wash to how we travel, and what pads we use. Last October, I needed a BIG distraction, so I photographed my stash, and I also took pictues of the holding process, but maybe more interestingly is how I use my nylon bag when out. This set is public but slightly out-dated as I have since given all my purple stardust minis to friends with pre-teen daughters or people wanting to try them. And so on. But partway through is the pad folding and how I use the nylon bag…
Pad Set on Flickr
June 20th, 2007 at 9:48 am
Heather that’s an awesome photo set. Thanks so much for sharing! It is indeed great to see how different folks care for their pads. And, for the record, I’m a big fan of the folded mini pad/pantyliner too. I generally have at least one spare floating around in the bottom of all my bags.
September 9th, 2007 at 2:57 pm
Thank you for posting this! Especially about how to use the nylon pouch for both a used and unused pad.
Does Lunapads still make custom pantiliners with a waterproof layer?