Panty Liners

[Guest guest]

The oils have to be applied to the panty liners PRIOR to the adhesive backing.

I have used them for years on my home air filters. They just don't adhere!

[Guest guest]

Are we talking the commercial unscented pantyliners? Like Always, Kotex, etc?

Or are we talking about the cloth counterparts?

 

I knew about tampons for bloody noses, and the gargantuan maxipads for

cushioning hiking backpack straps to reduce chaffing...I can't believe THIS

never occurred to me! *lol* I'm eager to fully understand!

 

(And MONDO kudos for such a terrific start to Thanksgiving!)

 

Jessica, NC

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[Guest guest]

>Are we talking the commercial unscented pantyliners? Like Always, Kotex,

etc? Or are we talking about the cloth counterparts?

 

 

well it could be anything that would have a sticky side like the pillow liners

(they are large thin scented, with sticky to hold in place) was thinking even

diaper pads or hospital pads, thin things that can be attached and or tossed or

even reused, thus thin panty liners came to mind....doubt they would enjoy a

lumpy pad, needs to be thin and absorbant- could even use double side tape for

the corners.....

 

OR they could us any paper towel, hankie, drops or sprays, then tucked into

pillow (not everyone will have a spray but Jim said they already spraying

pillows)

 

 

>I knew about tampons for bloody noses, and the gargantuan maxipads for

cushioning hiking backpack straps to reduce chaffing...I can't believe THIS

never occurred to me! *lol* I'm eager to fully understand!>>