Moontimes pads- ladies only

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Moontimes pads- ladies only

Post: # 216386Post mrsflibble »

www.moontimes.co.uk 10% off using promo code NT2010, offer valid until feb 2011.

i got a leaflet in an ecohippy bag i bought at a charity auction last night ;)
oh how I love my tea, tea in the afternoon. I can't do without it, and I think I'll have another cup very
ve-he-he-he-heryyyyyyy soooooooooooon!!!!

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I use cloth pads, but was just looking at the moon sponge :shock:
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Post: # 224341Post Chaldeonmenthe »

Another great product is the fem cups, which catch the flow which can then be watered down and used on the garden. Sorry if this is too much information.

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Post: # 224342Post Helsbells »

Wow, used on the garden? When it's still fresh?

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Yep,the fresher the better lol,and yes I'm talking from experience! :iconbiggrin:

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Post: # 255269Post the.fee.fairy »

you can do the same with the water you soak pads in too.

I read on a forum somewhere (don't think it was here) about a woman who used the water from pad soaking on her houseplants and it made them shoot up and grow beautifully.

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Post: # 255346Post happyhippy »

I just brought my daughter a Mooncup,which I brought from a well known high street chemist in the scab bin for £5.50!What a bargain!!!lol

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