Do these tend to cause yeast infections or is the quick drying, breathability of them prevent them?
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I prefer this underwear when im hiking, backpacking, working out or when I know I will be sweating a lot. They are made of the quick drying material and dry ultra fast. Cotton is comfortable until it gets wet. Then is sticky anf takes forever to dry. I also take this underware when im traveling. Since they dry so fast I can just wash every day and pack less.
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Personally I feel dryer with a cotton or a Target brand micro fiber. I love the bra from this brand but I am very disappointed in the underwear performance both on and off the body. They are very expensive and I do not see the benefits of them wearing dryer or drying that much quicker when hand washed.
94287
I typically wear cotton, but use these for traveling when I'll be doing a lot of outdoor activities like hiking, biking, etc. I wore both cotton & these in Costa Rica & these were far superior in wicking & drying after washing. My cotton ones were all sweaty & stuck to me. I'd guess these would prevent the yeasty beasties if you're sweating & continue wearing them more so than cotton.
2054482
These are slightly damp...but dry out in about 10-15 seconds. So...in my book...that is dry. these ones are pretty amazing!
1040202
They are not waterproof but the dry very quickly and are very light. I bought four pairs for a recent Europe trip and they worked great. If necessary, you can hand wash them and they will dry in a hour or so in your hotel room.
1611386
Hi :) I've been using these along with Charlie Banana for 10 months. I tumble dry them on low. I've had zero problems with leaks or blowouts. I use a timed setting.... Low for 120 minutes.
448436
very absorbant and dry a lot faster than cloth towels so do not get that sour smell. No they cannot be put back on the roll but I just fold them and put them in my kitchen towel drawer.
2079798
I can't attest to breathable of not but they seem to be what I've seen potpourri in. I use them for lingerie!
1747751
Yes! I don't dry them but hang them on hangers! If I need them to dry sooner I put them on air dry and that goes faster
1565450
Yup, pretty quick drying. The sizes run small though so order appropriately :-)
2180814
They are incredibly absorbent. I use(d) them mostly while nursing and there wasn't anything they couldn't sop up. The only thing that I've found to be better are homemade ones with flannel, chenille and a layer of natural batting in between.
931382
I've never had a problem with them drying out. There are two of us using them on occasion and a box lasts us about a year. They work great!
1984243
No, unfortunately, due, I think to you skins moisture; but if you apply them well they last all day and I have even gone swimming in them. One time I slept in them and was able to continue wearing them the next day. Of course I had just bathed and was clean but had a morning occasion where I needed them again, so that was amazing to me. In other words they are pretty durable and lasting.
477678
I wear these everyday in my boots and have not had an issue with dampness. I believe the term you're looking for is moisture wicking. Your socks, foot characteristics, and shoe material will also play a role in transferring moisture.
1538245
I have kept them for 3 months with no drying problem. Beyond that, I don't know.
676497
I use them at night and simply shower (and wash my ears) in the morning...it does smell a little unpleasant - it's the garlic! - so I try to wipe ear with toilet paper or tissue throughout the day as the oil seems to drain a little. As long as they work and are totally natural I don't mind. I just wouldn't use them right before a date or important business meeting : )
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I find them fairly quick to dry. I haven't hand washed though, only machine. They do come virtually dry from the machine so if you have a warmish spot to put them overnight I think they would be fine. I would test them at home first, and take two pairs so you can rotate if they are still damp.
1286619
So sorry for the delay. My husband said that he has not used them around water but he has used them in very hot temperatures where he sweated and that moisture didn't affect them at all.
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I actually use these under the pee pads for extra protection. They wash up very nicely and I usually just dry mine for a short time then air dry. I have had mine for a couple of years now and I highly recommend them. Great product.