Cozy Winter 2-Pack Cloth Pads

Cozy Winter 2-Pack of one Overnight Cloth Pad and one Heavy Cloth Pad
Heavy Cloth Pad:
This cozy, yet breathable cloth menstrual pad is made with 100% cotton flannel, cotton terry cloth (towel material), and a layer of polyurethane laminate in the pad core (the part that’s shaped like a peanut shell)! Polyurethane laminate is a waterproof fabric that is used in stuff like cloth diapers.

This pad is longer than Moody V’s regular pads, measuring in at:
9.5 inches long
2.25 inches wide at the middle, not including wings
2.5 inches wide at both ends
& Each wing is 2 inches wide.

Overnight Cloth Pad:
Moody V Overnight pads differ from the heavy absorbency pads in that they are longer, flare at the back, and it’s waterproof lining is actually in the base of the pad as opposed to in the pad core alone. So, that means that if the pad is fully soaked, even the wings function as a protective barrier! Yaaaaas!
This overnight cloth pad is made with cotton flannel, terry cloth, and a waterproof laminated fabric lining! The water proof lining is called polyurethane laminate, aka PUL.

The dimensions of the pad are as follows:
11 inches long
2.25 inches wide at the middle, not including wings
3 inches wide at the front end
3.5 inches wide at the back end
& Each wing is 2 inches wide.

Cleaning Instructions:
Rinse with cold water ASAP to reduce staining. Machine wash cold, then air dry thoroughly.

[Image Description: Image 1: Two cloth pads, one larger and grey with white snowflakes patterned over it. The pad itself is long, and is wider at the ends than its middle, with metal snaps fastened on its wings. The other pad is smaller but still larger than our regular absorbency pads, with an orange, black, and tan plaid print. The background is trees covered in snow. Image 2: The snowflake pad. Image 3: The snowflake pad with its wings secured underneath it. Image 4: The snowflake pad with its wings secured, flipped over upside down. Image 5: The plaid pad. Image 6: The plaid pad with its wings secured underneath it. Image 7: The plaid pad with its wings secured, flipped over upside down.]