Moodies and bamboo period underwear
Short answer: Moodies makes period underwear with a built in absorbent layer. It is washed and reused instead of being discarded after use, making it a more durable alternative for everyday life.
How they work
The underwear has several layers that move liquid away from the skin and hold it, without you feeling the moisture against your body. There are no pads to change during the day, which makes them simple to use, see Moodies and period underwear.
Several layers, each with its own job
The outer layer keeps the underwear dry to the touch, while a middle layer absorbs the liquid and a bottom layer stops it from soaking through. Together the layers work as a whole that resembles ordinary underwear in cut, but has a different job inside.
Wash cold first
Rinse in cold water after use and then wash at 40 degrees without fabric softener. Warm water first sets stains, while cold water loosens them before they can bind to the fabric, see bamboo panties.
How many pairs
Three to five pairs cover an ordinary cycle if you wash in between uses. If your cycle is heavier, it can make sense to have a couple extra, so you always have a clean pair ready, see bamboo underwear for women.
Benefits of reuse
Because the underwear is washed and used again, you avoid buying disposable products on an ongoing basis, which can save money over time and means less waste. In return, you need to remember to keep clean pairs ready, so the washing routine becomes a fixed part of everyday life rather than something you forget.
The material against the skin
Bamboo viscose in the outer layer makes the underwear soft against the skin and reduces the risk of irritation that some experience with other materials. It is the same material used across the rest of the underwear range, so the feel is familiar.
How to dry the underwear
Air dry the underwear instead of using a tumble dryer, since high heat can damage the absorbent layer over time. Hang it spread out, so all the layers have time to dry fully before it is needed again.
For travel and everyday life
Because the underwear needs no pads, it is easy to bring along when a change would otherwise be hard to manage on the go. Pack a couple extra in your bag, so you always have a clean set ready, wherever the day takes you.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
How is period underwear washed?
Rinse in cold water immediately and then wash at 40 degrees without fabric softener, so stains do not set into the fabric.
How many pairs do you need?
Three to five pairs if you wash during the cycle. With a heavier cycle, more pairs give more peace of mind.
Can they be used alone?
Yes, that is the point. They have a built in layer and need no pads, whatever stage of the cycle you are in.




