Pink Daisy Mama Cloth?

[Servant4Christ]

Has anyone used and like this brand? I have in-store credit to a website that only carries this brand in mama cloth and I'd like opinions based on actual experience with these. Oh, and silly question: they come in sm, md, lg.... are they the same thickness but just diff lengths?

TIA & God Bless!

[Servant4Christ]

[MommaKatie]

I use Pink Daisy. They're the only mama cloth I own. I've really liked using them. I have the organic and stay dry and like both. The organic do stain more easily but are very soft. The sizes are all the same absorbency. I use the mediums during the day and the larges overnight. I don't have any smalls, but from what I gather they would be for a more petite person/younger girl.

[Servant4Christ]

Thanks! What material is used for the staydry? Suedecloth or fleece? And what is the absorbant soaker material in the staydry vs organic or is it the same in both?

[Servant4Christ]

Found my answers but doesn't list the actual length/measurements... does anyone know the length of medium and large?

[mypeanut09]

I have them and use the smalls as a backup for my Diva Cup. I much prefer the organic. The stay dry (which reminds me of athletic material - it's not fleece or suede cloth) is itchy to me.

[GEM Cloth]

I've not used these but here is the sizing:

Small pads for light days measure 8" long x 3" wide.
Medium pads for regular/heavy days measure 10.5" long x 3.5" wide.
Large pads for overnight and heavy flow measure 13" long x 3.5" wide.

Both the organic and stay dry pads are made with PUL backing and synthetic inner core. The tops of the pads are cotton velour for the organic one and synthetic athletic fabric for the stay dry pads. Basically all of them are all synthetic except for the tops of the organic pads. Just FYI, PUL does not breathe. (Also I am not sure on "organic" regulations but I wonder if something can actually be organic if it is mixed with a synthetic fiber. The cotton velour has a poly backing, which is typical but I don't see how it could be organic that way. Just me wondering though.)

I found this info here.