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at the fabric store they sell material for diaper making, one is called a PUL liner, that is what you would use in the pads

I make and sell them

I think the crackers are what helps make it thick when mixed

this is the one I use, it is the Hidden Valley recipe Hidden Valley Ranch Dressing 15 Saltines 2 cups Dry minced parsley flakes 1/2 cup Dry minced onion 2 tablespoons Dry dill weed 1/4 cup Onion salt 1/4 cup Garlic salt 1/4 cup Onion powder 1/4 cup Garlic powder Salad Dressing: 1 tablespoon Mix...

that is free for "prime members" only, that costs $80/yr

I'm glad to hear they're working for you

I do still have plenty available for sale if anyone is interested

there are some great video instructions on use for the proper use of the diva cups http://www.youtube.com/user/MenstrualCupInfo?feature=watch

I make cloth menstrual pads and sell them here as well as on Etsy http://www.etsy.com/shop/myjewel2?ref=si_shop http://www.sufficientself.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=8282

just been on a bereavement hiatus after loosing my mom last year so sorry, I need to start checking in again

part of the problem is that they took out the one ingredient in our cleaners thet worked, TSP

thanks for all the orders!

I wonder if the drain lines are slightly clogged, maybe causing bacteria to build up in the drain.

the he washers have a front load door that seals air tight against a rubber seal, when not in use, if there is no air flow then yes it will get moldy smelling, that is why you leave the door opened as in just ajar, not sealed. I personally would not purchase those cleaners again after the first...

be sure to not close the door when not in use, it creates a moldy smell if you close it up. Sears sells a he washing machine cleaner that you can use as well.

I sell them for $8.00 each. and I sleep with them in my hair all the time. I leave it in for about 3 days and by then I look a little messy up. Take it down and finger comb hair. if you can twist your hair around your finger then you can do this

just loose, I try to make the previous wraps slide over to lock into place, almost like loop a knot in it but just making the end go back up the opposite way under the other wrapped rope.

yeah, I just twist the hair then wrap around the halo, and another strand by combing together, twist it then wrap, repeat. I just keep twisting and wrapping the tail until it is all on then pull the wraps over itself to hold in place

as you can see in this picture, Ido make some darker ones. I can do a set of all dark ones for you

here is a picture after 2 days of being up. remember that my hair was not dampened, usually I spray with water as I twist it up, so curls are not as tight