Best panties for not encouraging yeast infections

[Guest guest]

Hi, everyone. We all know that cotton panties are supposed to be the

best for not encouraging the growth of yeast. How about microfiber? It

is supposed to wick away moisture, so is it also good material?

[Guest guest]

I personally prefer microfiber to cotton. My hubby used to work in

retail clothing and is shocked at the cotton recommendation. Cotton

holds onto moisture and doesn't breathe well or dry quickly.

Melinda

[Guest guest]

Interesting--that's kind of what I was thinking, but microfiber has

nylon in it (I think), so I thought it might not be a good thing. I

just want some undies that don't ride up or show under clothes, and

microfiber is the best for that. :-)

Nathalie

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> I personally prefer microfiber to cotton. My hubby used to work in

> retail clothing and is shocked at the cotton recommendation. Cotton

> holds onto moisture and doesn't breathe well or dry quickly.

> Melinda

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[Guest guest]

I think the Cotton Industry started that concept and other people jumped on the

b bandwagon and made it a " given " . I like the microfiber myself.

Ora

On Sat, 12 Apr 2008 18:22:05 -0000, " spanishmiss430 "

spanishmiss430@...> wrote:

>I personally prefer microfiber to cotton. My hubby used to work in

>retail clothing and is shocked at the cotton recommendation. Cotton

>holds onto moisture and doesn't breathe well or dry quickly.

>Melinda

[Guest guest]

I agree about the cotton thing Melinda. (not being that good and more likely promoted by the cotton industry ) and I also remember an article years ago that explained why cotton wasn't that good for our underwear, can't remember now, but it impressed me at the time, probably just as you & your hubby said. Though I prefer NO panties at all whenever you can.

Dee

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[Guest guest]

Dee, I am a fan of no panties when possible. My boyfriend though

gets the wrong idea when I am, as he says " letting it breathe " . He

thinks it's an invitation :-) but like, totally the last thing on

my mind.

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> I agree about the cotton thing Melinda. (not being that good and

more likely promoted by the cotton industry ) and I also remember an

article years ago that explained why cotton wasn't that good for our

underwear, can't remember now, but it impressed me at the time,

probably just as you & your hubby said. Though I prefer NO panties

at all whenever you can.

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> Dee

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> I personally prefer microfiber to cotton. My hubby used to work in

> retail clothing and is shocked at the cotton recommendation.

Cotton

> holds onto moisture and doesn't breathe well or dry quickly.

> Melinda

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[Guest guest]

LOL

I hear you Emma... yes they do get that impression. *grin*...

but we've just got to set them straight. Definitely the last

things on our mind when we're in pain like that. *DUH* 'ain't no

doubt about it. *groan*...

Hugs hon

Dee

Re: Best panties for not encouraging yeast infections

Dee, I am a fan of no panties when possible. My boyfriend though gets the wrong idea when I am, as he says "letting it breathe". He thinks it's an invitation :-) but like, totally the last thing on my mind.

[Guest guest]

I have to say, this is definitely another one of those times that just goes to show that what works for one of us doesn't work for all of us. I've tried microfiber and I can't wear it. It makes my whole crotch itch and burn like the dickens! And it makes me sweat even more than cotton does.

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I personally prefer microfiber to cotton. My hubby used to work in retail clothing and is shocked at the cotton recommendation. Cotton holds onto moisture and doesn't breathe well or dry quickly.Melinda

[Guest guest]

I use all cotton boy short style panties with no problems. Rhonda Kotarinos (PT) told me that wearing no panties is best..but that if I had to, to use boy shorts with no elastic in the legs, so they would not 'restrict' the connective tissue around the butt...*grin* Hugs, Chelle