Local lass
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Ladies.........There is a forum i am on and where some of the ladies swear by moon cups .would you ever have these ?have you ever had these?
ok i can see that they are better for the enviroment but the thought of cleaning them just puts be off no end.
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kathy27
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Ive seen them advertised but never seen them in the shop, but im the same the thought of cleaning them puts me off to.
But i also think women should be able to get what they need free, after all we have to have them and there would soon be a public out cry if we didnt use anything!
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Local lass
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totaly agree .the woman i have spoken to about these say that there very comfortable.
i guess they reduce the risk of tss.
as for being free it would never happen as the same argument could be used for tooth brushes .
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kathy27
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yeah true, but id rather sit next to some one that hadnt cleaned there teeth than a women not wearing anything!!
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Local lass
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| kathy27 wrote: | | yeah true, but id rather sit next to some one that hadnt cleaned there teeth than a women not wearing anything!! |
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depends if they have been eating garlic :wink: :lol:
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kathy27
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:lol: :lol: :lol: mmmmm still not sure think id still rather the one eating garlic, just think of the mess :pukeright:
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Kizzy
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The Moon Cup thing is obviously a good environmental solution, however, it's not exactly "convenient" when you need to change. Could you imagine if you were in a public loo and needed to clean it, i'm sure you would soon be in trouble.
I am assuming it's not something you keep in constantly through out that time of the month (I sure as hell wouldn't!!) like normal sanitary products I'm assuming its needs cleaning/changing regularly to prevent infections
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Local lass
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yes kizzy from what i understand of them you take them out boil them to steralize them and re use them again and again :shock:
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