How to store sanitary napkins
2018-07-02 14:18:12
Sanitary napkins need to be stored in a dry, sterile environment and have a certain period of validity. If the sanitary napkin is damp or stored for a long time, even if it is not opened, it will deteriorate and become contaminated. General sanitary napkins are made of non-woven fabrics, which are made of fiber materials. After the damp is dampened, the materials are easy to invade and multiply. The sanitary napkins are sterilized by means of high-temperature sterilization. The effective period of one-time sterilization and sterilization is limited, beyond the deadline. There is no aseptic protection. Therefore, in the use of sanitary napkins, we must pay attention to the validity period, do not buy too much at one time, and it is even more inappropriate for families to hide for a long time. Unpacked sanitary napkins should be placed in a dry, clean, sterile environment. They should not be used after getting wet or expired.
Sanitary napkins cannot be placed in the bathroom
Most bathrooms in our country are dark and damp, and they do not see sunlight all day long. Especially during the rainy season, it is easy to breed mold and contaminate sanitary napkins or toilet paper. Therefore, hygiene products such as unpacked sanitary napkins or toilet paper should be placed in a ventilated and dry place, at least in a clean environment, and care must be taken not to use them once the product is wet.
After the sanitary napkin is opened, it must be used up in the month
The rainy spring is a season of candidal vaginitis. In the past, we all thought that wearing wet underwear during rainy days was prone to cause vaginitis. In fact, the use of already-opened contaminated hygiene products also caused the disease easily. Therefore, the sanitary napkins must be kept clean and stored. It is best to use up the opened bags in a timely manner in the same month. Do not use sanitary napkins and pads that may have become contaminated.
How to store the unpacked sanitary napkin
Sanitary products such as sanitary napkins or toilet paper after unpacking should be placed in a ventilated, dry place, at least in a clean environment, and care must be taken not to use them once the product is wet.
