Astonish C9630 Specialist Clean & Revive Stain Remover, Removes Ingrained Tea and Coffee Stains, for Cups and Teapots, 350g

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Each travel mug is dropped multiple times to see how easily they dent, and if spills can be prevented. We measure how much the temperature of a hot coffee drops, or cool water rises, over three hours for travel mugs and one hour for coffee cups. We touch a lot of things throughout the day, from stair railings, keyboards, phones, door handles, and so on – making sure to wash your hands can prevent infections. Always wash your hands with mild soap and warm water before and after handling your cup. Additionally, a series of small case studies published in 2019 found that 7 people had accidentally pulled their IUD strings while removing the cup, leading to the IUD falling out. The same advice goes for travelling on your period but do make sure you use drinking water to clean your cup.

To remove the smell from your Mooncup, soak it in a small container of sterilising solution for the minimum recommended time (usually around 15 minutes). Rinse thoroughly with clean water. Most women find it helpful to sit on the toilet with their legs apart – similar to when you insert a tampon. You can also squat down in a shower or tub, or put one leg up on the edge of the tub – it all depends on what’s comfortable for you. Just take your time to find the right position – we’ve all done it so don’t worry about looking silly the first few times. You’re the only one who’ll see it! van Eijk AM, et al. (2019). Menstrual cup use, leakage, acceptability, safety, and availability: a systematic review and meta-analysis.Boiling: Boil 3 cups of clean water on the stove. (Tap water is fine if you’re in a place with safe water but if not, use bottled water instead.) Submerge your cup but make sure the cup isn’t touching the bottom or sides of the pot. One way to do this is to put your cup inside a whisk to hold it away from the sides. Boil for 5 – 8 minutes then drain the cup and let it air dry. It is completely safe to boil the cups, but don’t boil the pot dry as this will destroy the silicone. If you feel strange about using a pot you cook with, you can buy a small one specifically for boiling your cup and store it separately. It’s time to invest in menstrual cups that invest in your own wellbeing. Keep it simple, safe, and stress-free.

Or you can simply wipe the cup with toilet paper, and re-insert. You can give it a more thorough clean when you get home. This should push anything in the holes out. Some cup designs don’t need air holes, so this is not a concern.Menstrual cups are becoming more and more trendy. Whether for their practical use, financial aspects or because of ecology, but many women are choosing menstrual cups over pads and tampons lately. Still, menstrual cups are unknown to many, so we decided to answer all of your questions and tell you everything you need to know about menstrual cups. Sippy cups are a parents’ favourite and are great for helping young children transition from bottles to regular cups. As well as being spill-proof and durable! They come in lots of different designs (have a look at our Wildlove Miracle 360 Sippy Cup ) which can make mealtimes much more fun.