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homemade nursing pads
I am planning to make some home made nursing pads based on some tutorials I say online with the 3:1 ratio... 3 layers of flannel with a layer of fleece on the back.
What would you say is a good number of sets to make?? Im assuming these get washed with regular clothes laundry and I do that about every 3 days or so. also any other input or suggestions is much appreciated! thanks! Advertisement
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I dont leak that much and i made 4 sets. But would sat 6 sets for a normal leaking woman
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Depends on how much you leak? I have 12 sets and that is just enough to change before bed which is when I leak the most because my guy sleeps so much
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Re: homemade nursing pads
Is it possible to felt wool enough to make a few sets of pads out of a recycled sweater without sewing? I don't have a machine, but I do have several sweaters...
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