When should I replace my thinx?
I typically wear one pair of Thinx and then change every 24 hours as you do with your normal underwear. Only on extremely heavy days do I maybe change once every 12 hours.
Can I hand wash thinx?
If you don’t have a washing machine, try handwashing your Thinx in lukewarm water. Fun fact: handwashing *all* of your delicates preserves elasticity! Hang up your Thinx in a non-humid environment, and wait for them to fully dry before putting them away.
How do you hide the smell of your period?
Avoid scented tampons and other products, as these can cause irritation and allergic reactions. You’re better off using unscented products and wearing breathable cotton underwear and clothing to keep unpleasant odors at bay. Purchase breathable cotton underwear here.
Do you rinse thinx before washing?
While you do not need to wash them with detergent right away, you should always rinse out your Thinx as soon as you are done wearing them. This will help get most of the blood out. Pull the panties inside out. It is easiest to rinse the panties if you put them inside-out before you wash.
Does thinx smell?
Thinx Super absorbs up to 5 regular tampons’ worth of your flow—all while keeping you fresh, dry, and odor-free.
Can you put period undies in the dryer?
Do not put in dryer. Instead, lay underwear flat or hang dry to help maintain the fabric’s integrity.
Why do my period undies smell?
Period panties collect the blood and bacteria but leave them cooking in one place with no way to escape. When the blood stays in your panties and mixes with bacteria, those panties just get stinkier and stinkier. Odor won’t go away until you change your period panties, shower, and apply a whole-body deodorant.
Why do my Modibodi undies smell?
If left soaking for more than a few hours or stored when the undies are not yet fully dried, your underwear can end up smelling mildewy and musty.
How do you wash a thinx by hand?
If you choose to hand wash your Thinx, you can use lukewarm or room temperature water. First rinse the underwear until the water runs clear. Then use a mild soap to clean them thoroughly. Be gentle, and do not wring or twist the garments too much.